*6 Analog Effects: Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Distortion, Overdrive and Boost.

*DI

*FX-Loop

*Built-in Pedal Tuner

*AUX and Headphone Connections

*XLR and 6.35mm Outlets

Demo by KV Briones

Demo by intheblues

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C300 Multi

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CP-23 Active DI Box

Provides a range of excellent usable reverb tones
With 3 functional knobs (Mix/Decay/Prd) for adjusting a wide range of reverb tones and delay time
PRD knob to set the delay time, Decay knob to adjust the length of the reverb and the Mix knob to contral the amount of reverb
This pedal is similar to the spring reverb effect of the analog amplifiers, the reverb sound is very natural and clear
With durable and stable aluminum alloy blue shell and mini size, space-saving and portable

Demo by Ryan Lutton

Demo by BoardGames

CP-98 Seahawk Reverb

CP-16 Mark 4 Distormtion A great sounding distortion pedal which replicates that Mark 4 tone. The two gain controls control the high and low levels of distortion. You can also get a larger range of tones if you have a way to manipulate the mids (such as on your amp or EQ pedal). The pedal is durably constructed with its metal enclosure, is true bypass, and works off either a 9v battery or power supply.

Demo by  Mathieu Trong-ân

Demo by Cryptic Mask Guitar

Review by audiofanzine

Review by the Fretboard

CP-16 Mark 4 Distortion

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