Wampler has announced the availability of its Reflection reverb and EQuator EQ pedals, both of which were first unveiled at NAMM.
The Reflection promises to be an easy-to-use reverb, with “expertly voiced” spring and plate voices, which can be tweaked via volume, pre-delay, tone and decay knobs.
Meanwhile, the EQuator is built around an active four-band EQ, with fixed bass and treble controls plus two semi-parametric mid controls and a healthy volume output, which results in what Wampler is dubbing “one of the most flexible EQ pedals out there”.
Anything that makes getting great tones easier is a good thing in our books. The Reflection and EQator are available now for $199 - head over to Wampler for more info.
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