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.

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Review by Matthew Holliman, premierguitar.com

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Quint Machine

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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Review by Mike B, pedal-of-the-day.com

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Whirly Verb

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.

Review by Trevor Curwen, musicradar.com

Review by Thomas Dill, bonedo.de

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Mean Machine

The Replicator Module uses much of the same technology of the ”stompbox” version, but certain parameters and features are optimized for Eurorack/studio use.
CV inputs accept 0-5V control signals, so you can now plug in your favorite oscillator module and control delay time and/or feedback electronically.
Pair it up with a funky, modern wave generator for a perfect marriage between 70´s ambience and contemporary sound manipulation.
The added filter switch dampens high frequency content in the delay signal for less noise and a darker echo.
The internal power rails has been modified to run from the +/-12V Eurorack standard, so you get all the same sounds and features from the pedal version, but in a more studio/keyboard/synth-friendly format.
Get creative with CV control of true tape echos, process instrument signals/tracks in the studio or use as a table top echo unit for live sound.

Demo by Sweetwater

Review by Chris Pfeil 

Demo by Celldweller

Replicator Modular Format

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,

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