The Creamer never digitizes your beloved guitar signal. It simply mixes in the reverb sound with the analog dry signal, so your tone is not tampered with in any way. It features three different reverb algorithms, which can be further adjusted to your liking with the knobs – set them fairly low and you can get the classic, more subtle reverbs, but there are lots of spaciousness available once you start to dime the knobs!
The Creamer Reverb is your no nonsense, easy-to-use, great sounding reverb pedal that should enhance your playing in such a way, that you never really turn it off – things just sound better with a bit of cream on top!

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Creamer Reverb

You’ll think again when you’ve heard EMMIE, a new combination delay and boost effect from European boutique pedal manufacturer T-Rex Effects.

EMMIE is big in two ways. First, it delivers the best-sounding, fully adjustable delay you’re likely to hear outside a million-dollar studio. A delay that amplifies your impact by stretching it out over time and space.
It’s also big because a built-in signal booster lifts your sound straight out of the mix and towards the stratosphere whenever you kick your EMMIE into gear. But of course you can choose whether to add boost or not. It’s totally up to you.

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Review by The Gear Pages

Emmie delay & boost

Booster is the perfect solution for making sure your solos and singlenote lines are loud enough – without having to sacrifice tone on your
rhythm parts or adjust your amp while you’re on stage.
With just a BOOST control and a subtle, tone-shaping SCOOP control,
Booster is one of the simplest pedals we make. But it’s one you find
yourself using constantly.

Demo by Milan Polak

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Tonebug Booster

Stranded as you are on a desert island (or on stage, or in the van on your way to a gig, or in the studio…), you’ll want to be sure you can depend on your stompbox, no matter what kind of stormy conditions arise. Fat Shuga is a compact, but ruggedly built unit that can withstand just about anything you can throw at it.
So visit your local music store today and take Fat Shuga for a spin.

Demo by Brett Kingman

Review by The Gear Page

Fat Shuga Boost/Reverb

The T-Rex Mean Machine is a double distortion pedal that takes the spirit of early amplifier hot-rodding and then multiplies it by as much as you want. You’ve got two channels, each with its own LEVEL, DRIVE and TONE controls, and that’s it. Like a screaming vintage hot rod that’s pared down to the bare essentials.
The word “mean” might appear in green on the top of your Mean Machine, but watch out – this pedal is red hot. There’s no easing up from clean to crunch to distort. Hit the ON switch even with drive at zero, and you’ll burn rubber. Turn up the gain and you’ll smoke every other player in town, with a gorgeous tight distortion and the most musical feedback you’ve ever heard.

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