T-Rex Creamer

I mostly use the room reverb on it and that's overall fine. The spring reverb isn't very springy—it hardly has any drip and it's far too short and subtle for stuff like surf guitar, but it's fine as a regular, less in-your-face reverb. I actually haven't used the hall reverb enough that I can really say anything about that.

The pedal does have its issues though. When the Reverb knob is at more than 50% (or 12 o'clock) the dry signal starts to drop significantly. On the other hand, when the Reverb knob is lower than 50% there's a marked boost in the dry signal. It's something that you can mostly work your way around but it is kind of annoying.

The T-Rex Creamer is a fantastic little reverb pedal. It’s got three modes — Spring, Room, and Hall — and all of them sound natural and very musical. The spring setting almost nails that classic surf and vintage amp vibe, the room is subtle but warm, and the hall is lush without getting muddy. What I love most is how it sits in the mix: it adds depth without washing out your tone. Simple controls (Reverb, Mix, Decay) make it easy to dial in quickly, and it doesn’t color your dry signal. Built like a tank, compact, and runs quiet. Honestly, one of the most underrated reverbs out there — great for everything from subtle ambience to big spacious sounds.