A haunting cavernous reverb with stacks of decay on tap and a wide ranging tone control to darken or brighten the effect as you need to.

Caline

Review by Ultimate Guitar

Review by Guitars For Idiots

Demo by Pedal of the Day

Demo by intheblues

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G008 Barn Owl Reverb

Demo by  DanMusicPartner

CP 64 Direct Route DI Box

Based on a classic 1970’s analogue circuit, the Wave Machine provides lush, rich shimmering chorus that you’ve heard on hundreds of classic tracks over the past 40 years. We’ve added a level control so you can dial in the perfect amount of the effect to your dry signal offering endless possibilities from a subtle watery sheen to full on psychedelic vibrato.
 
Beautiful on a clean tone or ideal to add a rich sparkle to distorted tones: Top tip – try just a splash of level, depth and rate to a high gain sound – magical!

Demo by  TheSuperFunAwesomeHappyTimePedalShow

Demo by Ryan Lutton

Wave Machine

The amp circuit on which this pedal is based is somewhat of an enigma – a hard-to-find icon amongst tone hounds. It’s mysterious, much sought after and very rare. This pedal offers a multitude of options. When paired with a clean amp and a Strat it offers everything from fat juicy clean boost through to Texas Flood SRV style overdriven ‘twang’. Pair it with humbuckers for glassy cleans through to sweet, musical break-up.



There is very little this pedal cannot do. With an ingenious filter control the pedal can be paired successfully with any rig. It’s another classic ‘set and forget’ or your new secret weapon for lead breaks and solos.

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Review by The JHS Show

Demo by Taylor Danley

Demo by TheSuperFunAwesomeHappyTimePedalShow

Enchanted Tone Highly Prized Overdrive

This is a Tremolo that utilizes a photoelectric circuit which sounds just like one of the tremolos you would find in vintage tube amps. It is flexible yet easy to use. A simple three knob control allows for adjustment of Rate (Speed), Depth (how much the tremolo fluctuates) and Wave.

The Wave knob is very cool because you can change it from a subtle triangle wave to a drastic square wave. This way you can achieve the classic tremolo sounds we all know and love as well as the more modern “stutter” sounds. It’s also possible to create amazing rhythmic pads, especially if combined with a cool delay sound.

Demo by Bastián Rexner

Demo by  David Eusébio

CP-62 The Reflector Tremolo

CP-62 The Reflector Tremolo von Caline