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White Whale
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The White Whale by Crazy Tube Circuits is a 3-spring reverb tank pedal with tremolo. It features controls for volume, depth, speed, mix, tone, and dwell. The pedal is housed in a robust metal casing and can be powered via a standard 9V DC power supply. The power consumption is 130 mA (9V). The dimensions of the pedal are 170 x 73 x 125 mm, and it weighs 850 g. The White Whale is handmade in Greece and comes with a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee and a 3-Year Thomann Warranty. It is available since December 2017. The pedal offers true bypass function for each effect, with 2 separate expression pedal inputs for controlling parameters like reverb mix and tremolo speed.
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Used CRAZY TUBE CIRCUITS WHITE WHALE Guitar Effects Reverb
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$250.99
CRAZY TUBE CIRCUITS WHITE WHALE
Brand New
$288.84
CRAZY TUBE CIRCUITS WHITE WHALE v2
Brand New
$316.88
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