Douglas Roberto da Costa

I have an old one, which I bought used. After taking in the luthier and an upgrade for Malagoli's HB and mini HB pickups, she got a great tone.

Excellent pedal! It has a high headroom, due to the internal conversion 9v> 18v, which allows several possibilities of timbres. The independent boost allows you to select the desired frequency, which can increase the saturation or make it totally clean.

Pedal versatile and simple to use. It has several types of delay, as well as TonePrint.

Small, quiet, precise. I don't need say anything more.

Great video presentation of the pedal made by Tone Ink

The Genesis is an excellent reverb pedal. It has 5 types of reverb, each with an effect on the tail controlled by knobs X and Y. From the King Pedals website: Spring: Classic reverb, like the tube amps of the 60s. The X knob adds a Vibrato to the reverb tail, while the Y knob controls the speed of the vibrato. Cathedral: In small environments, create spaces as if you were inside a gigantic cathedral. The X knob adds a Chorus (modulate) to the reverb tail, while the Y knob controls the speed of the modulation. Luna: With timbre and cold tones, like the moon, and a gigantic reverb, like in space. To add warmer tones, such as those of the sun, add a Phaser to the reverb using Knob X, and with knob Y control your speed. Sunshine: This is our shimmer, but not just any shimmer. In addition to having total control by measuring the octaves to your liking using Knob Y, you will have also farms with Knob X. Steel: A classic, like studio plate reverbs. With expansive, bright and very dynamic reverb tail, add a Tremolo the reverb tail with the X knob, and control the speed with the Y knob.