The Reptile delay pedal was a milestone in T-Rex history, where we managed to squeeze all the great sound and most of the features of our revered Replica delay into a pedal that any guitarist could afford. Now, we’re pleased to bring you Reptile 2 – the next step in the evolution of this sonic savage for guitar and bass.
Tap Tempo – or the ability to control the tempo of your delay by tapping a button with your foot while you play – is what separated the men from the boys in our first generation of Replica-family delays. Not any more. With the Reptile 2, we’ve brought our renowned Tap Tempo function to the Replica’s “baby brother”. Tap Tempo gives you ultimate control of your delay on stage, by letting you match the speed of your delay effect to the tempo of your music – without ever missing a beat.

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Reptile 2

Just imagine if T-Rex took all the gorgeous vintage tone and uncluttered functionality of the Tremster tremolo pedal… and then added the Tap Tempo function that has made the T-Rex Replica delay a certified platinum classic? It would give you all the swampy pulsation you love about the tremolo, plus let you change the tempo of your tremolo pulse dynamically, as you play.

Well, you don’t have to imagine it, because it’s here – in the new Tapster tremolo from T-Rex. Like a great organist adjusts the rotation speed of his Leslie speaker, you can now shift from a dizzying tremolo shimmer to a funky slow sweep – all while keeping in sync with the beat. Just tap your foot along.
Tapster is a masterpiece of simplicity. Its only controls – apart from Tap Tempo – are Depth, Rate, Volume and Subdivision. The Subdivision switch lets you choose how your tremolo pulsates to the beat – in quarter notes, eight notes, or eight-note triplets. Like all T-Rex pedals, Tapster boasts an elegant, rugged design that’s built for a life on the road. It comes in cherry red.

Review by Trevor Curwen, musicradar.com

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Tapster Tremolo

Whirly Verb’s MODULATION function lets you take that perfect reverb and thicken, twist and turn it to sound like something strange is going on... Combined with the REVERB and DECAY controls, MODULATION offers you a world of strange reverb sounds that will inspire your creativity and fascinate your audiences.

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Whirly Verb

Two channels of precise, fast tracking polyphonic octaves. You can easily switch between two different “mixes” of dry signal, upper octave and lower octave.
Sometimes a certain piece of music calls for some low-end octave rumble, other times you want to simulate two guitars playing the lower and higher part of the same riff. The 8-Ball allows you to do this without having to reach down and turn the knobs manually.
It also works dandy on bass guitars, keys or even vocals.
The custom designed algorithm analog dry signal (no digital conversion) and buffered bypass keeps your tone intact

8 Ball Dual-Octave

Room-Mate marries cutting-edge digital technology and superior analogue craftsmanship to deliver a superb vintage reverb. The four classic presets are warmed by a built-in tube, and additional parameters help you shapte the perfect reverb for your sound. 

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