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In the world of analog guitar effects, one 'genre' in particular has always been tricky to get right: reverb. It can't really be done effectively with BBD's; so where does that leave us? Spring reverb is the go-to for guitarists, but as anybody who has ever seen a Fender 5G15 will tell you, the tanks & hardware need to be absolutely massive to really sound right. But all of that is changing - and people are starting to develop 'real' spring pedals to fit on your pedalboard. And in that world, the Crazy Tube Circuits' White Whale has long been one of the forerunners.

Now though, Christos and his team have updated the original Whale to house even more functionality and options.

Using the OG as the benchmark, this V2 (in a fetching sky blue livery) now has an additional spring time setting; a boost on the reverb side; three tremolo modes (including the phasey Brownface harmonic tremolo, and various controls over how that sounds), expression pedal inputs, and even a remote switching jack. The internal circuity that drives the Accutronics tank has also been beefed up for extra bandwidth and less distortion. Cool, eh?

As well as the luscious spring reverb and soupy trem sounds, the boost circuits in this pedal are also phenomenal for slamming the front end of your amplifier and driving it into distortion. Cool, eh?

What do you think? The ultimate pedalboard friendly 'real' reverb? Or not for you? Comment below!

Guitar is a Gibson ES-330 '61 VOS Reissue w/ Wizz P90s. Amp is a Dr Z EZG-50 running into a Zilla Studio Pro 2x12 cabinet loaded with Celestion AlNiCo Gold & G12M Heritage Greenback speakers. Recorded with Aston Spirit Condenser, '70s Sennheiser MD441 and sE RNR1 ribbon mics, with a Schoeps CMC6 room mic.

0:00 Intro
3:53 Reverb
10:18 Tremolo
14:44 As A Boost

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