About This Item
Description
Three lush reverb algorithms in a compact, one-knob-simple pedal — Spring for classic surf and country twang, Room for tight ambience, and Hall for big cinematic space.
Which T-Rex reverb is this?
The Creamer is T-Rex's dedicated reverb pedal — three algorithm modes, a Tone control for shaping the wet signal, and a fully analog dry path that keeps your guitar tone intact. For a pedal that pairs reverb with a boost stage, see the T-Rex Fat Shuga.
Why guitarists choose this pedal
- Three reverb algorithms — Spring, Room, and Hall — accessed with a single 3-way switch.
- Analog dry signal path preserves your guitar's core tone and dynamic response.
- Tone control shapes the top end of the reverb without affecting the dry signal.
- Small footprint — fits into tight pedalboard spots.
- 9 V DC or 9 V battery operation, buffered bypass for long cable runs.
Controls and switches
- Reverb — mix of the wet reverb signal against the dry signal.
- Decay — length of the reverb tail.
- Tone — high-frequency shape of the reverb (rolls off darker or opens up brighter).
- 3-way mode switch — Spring / Room / Hall.
- Footswitch — engages the reverb.
Power and pedalboard compatibility
- 9 V DC, negative-center, 2.1 mm barrel.
- Current draw ~70 mA — modest for a digital reverb.
- 9 V battery capable — battery life ~5–7 hours with regular use.
- Buffered bypass — the buffered output helps drive long cable runs at the end of your chain. Place the Creamer near the end of the signal path, after drives and modulation.
Technical specifications
| Model | T-Rex Creamer Reverb |
| Effect type | Reverb (Spring / Room / Hall) |
| Circuit | Analog dry path / digital reverb |
| Controls | Reverb, Decay, Tone, Mode switch (3-way) |
| Bypass | Buffered bypass |
| Input impedance | > 1 MΩ |
| Output impedance | < 1 kΩ |
| Power | 9 V DC (center-negative, 2.1 mm) or 9 V battery |
| Current draw | 70 mA |
| Jacks | Top-mounted input and output |
| Enclosure dimensions | 11.5 × 6.0 × 5.0 cm |
| Weight | 250 g |
| MPN / SKU | 811059010922 |
| GTIN (UPC/EAN) | 811059010922 |
| ASIN | B00IZUARKK |
| Country of manufacture | Denmark |
FAQ
How does it compare to the Fat Shuga?
The Creamer is a reverb-only pedal with three algorithms and a Tone control. The Fat Shuga is a reverb-plus-boost combo with a single reverb voicing. Choose based on whether you need extra reverb voicing or extra clean-boost muscle.
Is the reverb analog?
The dry signal path is fully analog. The reverb algorithms themselves are high-quality digital DSP, running in parallel with the analog dry path.
True bypass or buffered?
Buffered bypass. This is a benefit when the pedal sits at the end of a long chain, as the buffered output prevents high-end loss over long cables.
Where should it sit in my signal chain?
Late in the chain — after drives, modulation, and delay when running in series.
Battery life?
Around 5–7 hours from a fresh 9 V alkaline. For daily use, a regulated power supply is recommended.
Warranty?
2-year manufacturer warranty.