Introducing the T-Rex Engineering Creamer, a must-have addition to your guitar gear collection. This reverb pedal for electric guitar is designed to bring the authentic vintage spring reverb experience to your fingertips. It's not just a reverb pedal; it's a tool that allows you to manipulate the character and intensity of the reverb, providing you with an avenue to add depth and space to your sound with ease.

The Creamer offers you the ability to control three significant aspects of your reverb - decay control, reverb control, and sound control. The reverb control allows you to adjust the intensity of the reverb while the sound control gives you the power to modify the character of the reverb. The decay control, on the other hand, lets you determine how long your reverb lasts, giving you the ultimate control over your sound.

What makes this pedal stand out is its Reverb Art Switch, a feature that offers three unique reverb settings: Room, Spring, and Hall. Room emulates a small studio, rehearsal room, or club reverb, Spring imitates vintage guitar amp reverbs, and Hall creates larger concert reverb. This wide range of reverb options makes the Creamer a versatile addition to any pedalboard.

Key Features:

• Authentic vintage spring reverb
• Reverb control: intensity of the reverb
• Decay control: determines how long the reverb lasts
• Sound control: character of the reverb
• Jack input and output
• DC input: middle negative, 70 mA consumption for 9V DC power supply (not included)
• Also works with 9 V battery
• Functions of the Reverb Art Switch:
  • Room: Emulates a small studio, rehearsal room or club reverb
  • Spring: Reverbs created with reverb in the vintage guitar amp
  • Hall: Creates larger concert reverb

Product specs

FAQs

What types of reverb does the T-Rex Creamer offer?

The T-Rex Creamer provides three types of reverb: Room, Spring, and Hall, allowing for versatile sound shaping to suit different musical styles and environments.

Does the T-Rex Creamer Reverb Pedal boost the signal gain when engaged?

Yes, the T-Rex Creamer is known to boost the signal gain when activated, which may be suitable for studio use but could affect live performance settings.

What power supply does the T-Rex Creamer require?

The T-Rex Creamer requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately, and it has a power usage of 70mA.

Can the T-Rex Creamer Reverb Pedal be powered by a battery?

Yes, the T-Rex Creamer can be powered by a single 9V battery, providing flexibility for portable use.

Is the T-Rex Creamer suitable for both guitar and bass?

While primarily designed for guitar, the T-Rex Creamer's reverb effects can also complement bass tones, though users should test to ensure it meets their specific sound requirements.