The pedal also features a Flutter section with Tone, Speed, and Width controls, which mimics the vintage "warble" sound of tape-echo. Its connectors and controls consist of input and output, one on/off footswitch, three knobs - Echo, Repeat, Level, and Time. Reptile is a delay pedal and was introduced as a "baby brother" to the Replica. The pedal can be made to mimick the sound of older delay equipment by engaging the Brown circuit, which enables a high-cut filter that muffles the sound. It also has two footswitches - On/Off, and Tap Tempo and two miniswitches - Brown, and Subdivision. Its controls consist of four knobs - Echo, Repeat, Level, and Tempo. The Replica provides up to 2000ms of digital delay at a 200 kHz sampling rate. It has been awarded Guitar Player magazine's Editor's Pick award. The Replica is used by a number of popular artists, including David Gilmour, Pete Townshend, John Mayer, Steve Morse, Andrey Makarevich and was used by Gary Moore. Their most famous model in production, the Replica, is a digital delay pedal.
#TREX AND THE CHORUS LINE SERIES#
The production of the BigTone series has since been terminated. The BigTone series consisted of 4 products: a 45 watt head, a 30 watt combo with 2x12 inch Alnico speakers, a 2x12 cabinet, and a 4x12 cabinet. Handmade, like all their products, these amplifiers incorporated EL84 EH power tubes. In 2004, T-Rex introduced the BigTone series of guitar amplifiers. Released in 2003, the BetaVibe was ultimately discontinued.Īlongside its product development, T-Rex Engineering offers Scandinavian distribution of products for GeorgeL's (cables, plugs, and strings). Their sixth pedal was the BetaVibe chorus pedal. After these initial 4 pedals came the Replica delay pedal. The first line of guitar effects consisted of 4 pedals: the Alberta, Mudhoney, Comp-Nova and Tremster.
Their first product was the T-Rex BigFoot MIDI footboard, followed by the T-Rex Mac1 MIDI-to-analog controller. Based in the town of Vejle, Denmark, T-Rex Engineering was founded in 1996 by friends Lars Dahl-Jorgensen and Sebastian Jensen.
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