Tone City Heavenly Lake II Reverb-Echo
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Between "Tape" Heritage and Modern Spring
The "Heavenly Lake" doesn't just combine two effects: it reinterprets a spring reverb with an organic character and a tape machine-colored echo, for a modernized vintage sound. The team revisited the "Tiny Spring" circuit by adding decay and dedicated tone controls, then designed a delay blending tape grain with musical analog textures.For Whom and Which Styles?
Ideal for blues, surf, rock, psychedelic, indie, ambient, and post-rock guitarists, the "Heavenly Lake" shines both live and in the studio. Beginners and experts alike will appreciate its immediate workflow: lay down a clear reverb base and add a modulated echo for ethereal pads, singing leads, or deep rhythms on the pedalboard.Features and Ergonomics Designed for the Stage
The reverb section now offers a decay control to adjust the tail length and a tone control to balance brightness and warmth. On the delay side, up to 1200 ms allows slapback, singing echoes, or stretched ambiances. The integrated modulation, controlled by Rate and Depth, adds movement up to psychedelic textures, with an LED visually indicating the speed. The true bypass ensures a respectful signal path, and the 9 V DC power supply integrates effortlessly into any pedalboard.The Sound
The spring reverb delivers the typical snappy attack and elastic tail, from a subtle vintage halo to deeper splashes. The delay features a warm grain, full repeats, and excellent clarity even at long delay times. The modulation adds musical shimmer and subtle or pronounced undulations, all while maintaining a low noise floor and great responsiveness to playing dynamics.Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Delay | Type | sector |
| Technology | Hybrid | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Blue |
| Dual effect | enhanced "Tiny Spring" spring reverb + hybrid echo inspired by "Tape Machine". | Power supply | regulated 9 V DC. |
| Reverb controls | decay, tone. | Dimensions | 12 x 10 x 5.2 cm. |
| Echo controls | delay time up to 1200 ms. | Net weight | 0.35 kg. |
| Echo modulation | Rate, Depth with indicator LED. | Noise floor | extremely low. |
| Bypass | true bypass. | Required voltage | regulated 9 V DC. |
| Input | 1 MOhm. | Consumption | not specified by the manufacturer (mA). |
| Output | 10 kOhms. | ||
Questions frequently asked
What delay time does the Tone City Heavenly Lake II Reverb-Echo offer?
The delay time reaches 1200 ms, covering slapback, singing echoes, and stretched ambiances.
Does the spring reverb have a decay control?
The "Tiny Spring" section includes a decay control to adjust the reverb length. A tone control also allows balancing brightness and warmth.
How does the delay modulation work?
The Rate and Depth controls adjust the speed and intensity of the modulation. An LED visually indicates the selected speed. This modulation provides subtle or more pronounced warbles.
What power supply is required for this reverb-delay pedal?
A regulated DC 9 V power supply is required. The current consumption in mA is not provided by the manufacturer.
What are the pedal's dimensions and impedances?
The size is 12 x 10 x 5.2 cm with a net weight of 0.35 kg. The input impedance is 1 MOhm and the output impedance is 10 kOhms.



