Catalinbread Topanga

I probably have an unhealthy obsession with guitar pedals and building pedal boards I have three so far and they are constantly changing because although one pedal may do a few of the effects I need well, it may not do the effect I need right, so I tend to be particular in my choosing even if that means having two different types of spring reverb within my set up.

This pedal has made it's way to my main board.
I use it in a very simple chain,
Compressor > Fuzz > Eq > Delay > Reverb.

I use this pedal for gigging and recording, in studios and venues and it outshines every time. So far, it's the best emulation reverb I have ever used.

Pros:
-Sounds almost exactly like the Fender 6g15 the tried to emulate
- Has great range within dwell and tone knobs.
- Has a switch inside the box for true bypass or buff (always a handy option)
-Has a "secret" modulation function (Not sure if I was supposed to say that)

Con's
It always hard to find con's with a product like this. It's built well, it sounds great, it looks good, it secretly offers extras which is cool. It's cool. Surf is cool. Topping is cool. Cool.

Basically what I guess I'm saying is everyone should have faith in this pedal, it's really good.

I am very picky about reverb and I've been searching long for "just a good solid, reverb with a good range of sound that I can use with other effects". I think I've finally found it in this solid, made in the USA pedal. It's clean, has some good range, and combines beautifully with other pedals. I love this combined with the Cloak. I wish it had a few more sound options, but I'm happy to have a solid base to layer other effects on.