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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Danish Tremster

Reverb helps bring your sound to life by putting you up on the
stage. And we mean any stage – from a steamy blues club to a huge
outdoor stadium. No matter what settings you choose, though, you
can count on Reverb to sound great and give you all the incredible
tone you’d expect from a T-Rex pedal.

Review by SixStringAddict, musiker-board.de

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ToneBug Reverb

The Image looper offers simplicity and high quality audio, with a maximum loop length of 5,8 min. in true stereo/mono operation.
A phrase looper has become a useful tool for guitar and bass players, because it is such a useful tool:
For teaching/clinics, a basic chord progression can be recorded on the spot as a quick and easy way of providing a sonic canvas for explaining ideas/theory.
Solo artists/buskers can record percussive “rhythms” or entire songs, then layer additional stuff on top in real-time for a pseudo “band” sound.
Saved loops can be played back even after power-down, so it can also work as a small sampler foot controlled audio playback machine.

Review by Thomas Dill, Bonedo

Image Looper

Classic octave doubling is cool, but throwing in a 5th up and giving all 3 modulated sounds their own volume control opens up a whole new world. Sound like a 12-string. Sound like an organ. Get rid of your dry signal and sound like a synth just owning that lonely heart. We built the T-Rex Quint Machine to give you more, and it will keep you discovering new sounds for years.

Review by Matthew Holliman, premierguitar.com

Quint Machine

When the guitar-slinging engineers at Denmark’s T-Rex Engineering decided to expand their range of premium pedals with a brand new compressor, they went out and tested every compression unit on the market. What they discovered was simple: all the units they tested had all the features a compressor should have, but none of them offered the finely crafted tone that T-Rex pedals are famous for.

Comp-Nova was created to solve this problem. With its perfectly simple set of controls and pure, naturally compressed sound, this pedal is compression done right. It delivers a subtle, musical compression – no matter whether you’re using it to even out funky single note lines, add sustain to searing leads, or take the edge off an acoustic rhythm part. And like every pedal T-Rex makes, Comp-Nova delivers a warm, natural tone that brings out the original richness of your instrument and the way you play it.

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