DIVA was built to enhance your sound—not replace it. No matter how much gain you add, no matter how you choose to beef up your low end, DIVA will respect your musicianship, your gear and your personal tone. Use it for that subtle “one more notch” effect. Or lay on the gain for some serious, punchy bite. Any way you use it, you’ll sound amazing, just like you.

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Review by Thomas Dill, bonedo.de

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Diva Drive

Sensewah is a great-sounding wah-wah pedal that creates your
“wah” effect for you automatically – without your having to operate the pedal while you play. It also offers the rare “yoy” effect, which is puts a weird twist on the traditional wah-wah sound.

Review by Lyle Zaehringer, premierguitar.com

Review by bonedo

Demo by gearwire

ToneBug Sensewah

We have had many requests for a more straight sounding delay pedal that is clearer and more true to the incoming guitar signal. By using new hardware, we not only created a very studio-like sounding delay, but we were able to increase the delay time to a maximum of 3 seconds. It sounds more modern and it doesn´t distort or warble – it merely sends out what you put in, only a little later and in a very pleasing way.
Just like all our other delays, the dry signal is kept analog, so there is no latency or coloring from the converters to the dry signal.

Demo by Pedal of the Day

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Review by Trevor Curwen

Replay Box

Having some cool effects at your disposal when playing your acoustic instrument can highlight your performance and playing, but the effects should not cover up the instrument´s acoustic properties/sound and should act as “enhancers” of what´s already there. With a good pickup system, what most players look for is subtle changes, because essentially, they want to hear the instrument, only louder.
More importantly, we need to be able to use the instrument in various environments that are quite hostile for an instrument that is designed to be played acoustically. If signal phase, impedance and feedback mean anything to you, you already know that amplifying acoustic instruments often involves patching in various electronic gadgets that you´d never use in your electric setup,

Demo by David Wallimann

Review by Bernd Strohm, bonedo.de

Demo by T-Rex Effects

Soulmate Acoustic

The Tremster´s strength lies in the way the effect is modulated. In simple terms, it means that the waveform used to turn the volume up and down (creating the tremolo effect) is a bit special. Instead of a sinus wave or a triangular wave, the Tremster´s waveform is quite soft around the peaks, but otherwise relatively abrupt. This creates a very nonobtrusive effect, that melts in with your playing – even at maximum depth.  It´s like it just breathes in a calm way, instead of sounding like your playing is hyperventilating, so you can use MORE tremolo without losing anything, much like tube tremolos on older amps.

Add to that a pulsating led for visual indication of the speed, true bypass and a mode switch for less/more throb and you have a really nice and simple box that does what it should do, does it in a very musical way and with no hassle. It´s three knobs, all analog stuff, but the sound is what you pay for.

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