for guitarists
Back to the 60’s, Californian beach, surfers, guitars, mix out loud, some anthology riffs.
This is our promise to you.
From Dick Dale to David Gilmour through Bob Marley.
Even the ambient guys will put away their shimmers and try to come back to the springs!
for synths
A Moog, an Sequential, or any synth you can get in your hands, a good raw sequence and this reverb will be able to round up the angles, give your sound scope and then bring a good dose of harmonics!
Shut it down and it would be a crime!

available settings
Before introducing you to the various settings, we need to make a little reminder!
The Dry signal is the signal that enters into the pedal without any modifications.
The Wet signal is the one that has been processed by the effect, hence the output, in a classic pedal.
These terms are often used when it comes to parallel sound processing.
Because, we want to keep the dry signal and then, add a dose of wet signal to it, according to our taste.
different size of tanks

Le Bon, La Brute et Le Truand (The Good, The Bad and The Ugly). These acolytes are very well named, indeed:
hit the tank!
This feature is simply inimitable (ok there must be 2-3 IRs, but still!) it’s only possible with this analog technology!
Be careful not to shoot in it permanently, the public will simply move to the bar.
Rubber feet are also provided with the tank in order to secure it and
to calm the brutalizing drummers with their big kicks.