Catalinbread Talisman Studio Plate Reverb Pedal

This is the only fake spring I've tried that nearly pulls it off. Very smart math going on here for sure. I have yet to try 18V, but even at standard voltage this device is clean and smooth. The Dwell knob brings more "impact" to the "spring" and gives you more of the wacky wiggly echo slap to the sound, dialed back is a more traditional reverb. The volume knob is very nice, brings your sound back to the fore with the effect in, and never a hint of hiss. True bypass, fast becoming the industry standard, is included. I wish the Topanga had all the magic of a true spring though, the almost multidimensional complexity of a true spring tank beckons from just beyond what is currently possible in the digital world, IMHO.

Based on some recommendations online, I'm running this at 18v. Sounds absolutely amazing. I found that setting Dwell and Tone past noon starts to get really crazy, but no crazier than some Dick Dale sounds. Very responsive to your picking, which makes it feel very connected and alive while you're playing. Pair this with a Belle Epoch (echoplex pedal also by Catalinbread) and you've got an awesome low-fi rig.

Best pedel i own Put this with a fender strat and clean blues jr and omgGreat surf tonr

I cannot get enough of this pedal...which is good because it keeps giving more and more reverb drench to whatever I send its way... I previously was using a Fender Reverb tank reissue that I got for over 5 bills, and this thing produces a much more noticeable reverb wash for a third of the money. I seriously love Caitlinbread pedals, they know what they are doing. Each one I've purchased makes me happy.

Not enough of an upgrade to replace some cheap minis I have on my board.Yup it's good and nearly drips but still not enough difference to warrant it's cost.

I got this for my Mesa Boogie Mini Rectifier and it works great. Nice reverb that is very smooth and realistic. A bit pricey but worth it. US buyer Atlanta GA.

I added this reverb pedal to my pedalboard in order to enable/emulate a reverb effect common to music recorded in the early to mid-1970s for a 50th Anniversary event at my college. It is an amazing piece of circuitry, even enabling overlay on infinite reverb. It's a welcome and versatile addition to my current rig.

An amazing reverb pedal! I get asked regularly what reverb I'm using because it really stands out, and it is all that I hoped for.