Caline CP-80 Ragnarok Digital Reverb & Analog Delay Guitar Effect Pedal

Great pedal. Rich studio level reverb. Great option for simple lush not plastic sounding reverb.

The reverb could be much better. The delay can be used but has to be dialed in.

Sounds very niceGreat for the price

Reverb and delay on independent circuits in the same pedal. Both work so fantastic, I can't believe it's this cheap!!! Honestly an insane value, and works flawless.

Great reverb and delay sounds for the money. Hopefully it will last.

Great Sound. The only reason I gave it 3 stars is there is something wrong with the Delay side. Engaged it works properly and sounds great. Disengaged it creates a white noise in my amp.This isn’t a deal breaker for me since:1) It’s on my mini travel board2) It doesn’t have tap tempo and I’ll be dialing it in every time I use it anyways. So I just leave it on and turn the level down when I don’t need it.Aside from this it is exactly what I wanted.

First off..I got it for 50 bucks, so it's hard to complain. Overall it's a good pedal. The reverb goes from subtle to ridiculous. The delay has a real analog sound and feel to it. It is not crystal clear. My biggest complaint is the lack of transparency of the pedal and maybe even more so, the coloring of the original input sound.I ran the pedal by itself. Guitar to pedal to amp. Guitar is a custom Strat and the amp is a hand wired Goodsell Super 17 MKII with a single 15" Jensen Italian made speaker. This amp does not lie on tone in or out. My shimmery, glassy strat tone was noticeably darker. Mind you there is only a "tone" knob on my amp that sits about 1 o clock. With the pedal in line, I had to dime out the tone to get close to tone I am used to hearing. Then again, I am a guitar player and we all know about guitar players and "their tone"Overall it's a good pedal for the money. It can't hurt to try it out and if you don't like it, the return process is Amazon easy.Enjoy!!!

I purchased this pedal for a budget rockabilly/country/50’s R&R pedalboard, that I run into a vintage tweed Princeton or 90’s Studio Pro 110. I’m digging it so far, I’m able dial in the sounds I need pretty easily, it can also get very lush and spacey. QC can be suspect in pedals in this price range, this one seems well put together. My only gripe is the controls could use a bit more resistance while adjusting. Some small nylon washers under the knobs would take care of this. Recommended, especially at this price.