MORE ROOM, A BETTER MATE

Presenting the newest addition to our successful line of reverb pedals – the Room-Mate Junior – all the best from the original Room-Mate packed into one incredibly authentic sounding unit.

Our new Room-Mate Junior offers 4 state-of-the-art sounds algorithms; SPRING, ROOM, HALL and LFO. The reverb options are endless. Use the decay knob to adjust the length of your reverb trail in all four modes. It is also possible to use your Room-Mate Junior in an effects loop without overloading the pedal’s input stage – you simply adjust the INPUT GAIN knob accordingly.

With some amps their built-in spring reverbs often can make the sound very trebly as well as having to deal with noise issues. The Room-Mate Junior will eradicate any speculations about unwanted noise and vibrations in a live-setting.

This is what it sounds like when you marry cutting-edge digital technology and superior analogue craftsmanship to deliver a superb vintage reverb sound.

Have you ever wondered what it sounds like when angels sing? Try the Room-Mate Junior and you’ll get the idea!

Controls
MODE: Is where it all starts, and you can choose between the following 4 presets:
SPRING: A short spring reverb with low decay settings, a long spring reverb with high decay settings.
ROOM: Classic room reverb for an adjustable touch of live vibe.
HALL: Gorgeous concert hall reverb you can adjust as you like.
LFO: Reverb embellished with chorus, perfect for acoustic guitar.
DECAY: Controls the length of your reverb trail. Keep it down for a more subtle, smaller-room effect. Turn it up to sound gigantic!
MIX: controls the blend of clean signal and reverb.
LEVEL: sets the overall volume of your signal out to your amp.
GAIN: lets you turn down the signal coming into your Room-Mate Junior. This is useful for eliminating input overload distortion when you position your Room-Mate Junior at the end of a chain of effects or when you use it in an effects loop, where the signal from you amp is very loud.
On the right side next to the GAIN knob on your Room-Mate Junior, there is a red LED indicator that lights up when the input signal is too high.