Tone City Heavenly Lake, Reverb-Echo Pedal

Between "Tape Machine" Heritage and "Tiny Spring"

The Heavenly Lake is not just a "two-in-one". It modernizes the feel of tape echoes and the depth of a spring reverb, capturing the spirit of the "Tape Machine" and "Tiny Spring" circuits while adding fine control over decay and tone. The result: a coherent tool to sculpt an organic sound space, from vintage to modern.

Intended Use and Audience

Ideal for guitarists of all levels seeking a versatile pedal for blues, rock, indie, psychedelic, or ambient music. Its musical reverb and modulated delay suit both studio and stage use, integrating effortlessly into a compact pedalboard.

Key Controls and Features

The reverb section maintains the "spring" aesthetic and adds Decay and Tone potentiometers to adjust length and brightness. The delay, a fusion of "tape" and analog inspirations, offers up to 1200 ms with a very low noise level. Its dedicated modulation includes Rate and Depth, monitored by an LED reflecting the variations, to add hypnotic and psychedelic textures. The true bypass ensures signal transparency when disengaged.

Sound Character

Expect a warm and organic foundation: a soft-grain echo, slightly compressed like tape, and a lively yet musical spring reverb. The dynamics remain responsive to playing, from snappy slapback to deep, modulated washes. The Tone control allows brightening the high end or softening it for more subdued atmospheres.

Technical specifications

Effects	Reverb, Delay	Type	sector
Format	Pedal	Use	electric guitar
EQ	Tone	Color	Blue

Delay time	up to 1200 ms	Net weight	0.35 kg
Bypass	true bypass	Power supply	not included
Input impedance	1 MOhm	Cables	not included
Output impedance	10 kOhm	Required power supply	regulated DC 9 V
Dimensions	12 x 10 x 5.2 cm	Consumption	not specified