Tone City Heavenly Lake v2025 Delay Reverb

We’ve been checking out a bunch of mini-sized pedals from Tone City over the last several months, but today we’re diving back into their larger collection of effects. One of our favorites from a couple years ago, the Heavenly Lake v2025 Delay Reverb has been updated and upgraded, bringing us the highest quality dual pedal in their arsenal. Use the delay and reverb together or separately, and let the experimentation begin…

Among Tone City products, the Tape Machine Delay and Tiny Spring Reverb are two of the best sellers, as they have being working best on their limited size. Inspired from Tape Machine and Tiny Spring, Tone City designed Heavenly Lake, and it is not just simply a “two in one” design. The goal here was to find more possibilities on these unique and great timbres, and its safe to say they achieved that with flying colors.

First, housed in a bigger ‘two-in-one’ unit, Tone City has upgraded the Tape Machine’s circuitry, adding Decay and Tone adjustable controls for you to precisely develop your reverb sound, for a refined sonic experience. Echo is another part which is brand new design based on the direction of combining Tape Machine and some classic analog delay timbre. It brings 1200 ms delay time by ensuring extremely low noise. The modulation section features Rate and Depth adjusting for the Echo circuit, as seen by the changes of the LED light. This design can bring some ethereal & psychedelic features for the guitar sound, produce some real stellar psychedelic soundscapes.

In this version 2025, the circuit and components have been upgraded, and the reverb path as been upgraded to be closer to a real spring reverb. The Heavenly Lake v2025 Delay Reverb combines two classic effects into one beautiful machine, with plenty of features and. options to make this a staple on pedalboards across the globe. Thanks to our friends at Osiamo Music Gear for sending this over – check out their website for more info, and to order this and other affordable Tone City effects pedals – cheers!!