Tsakalis AudioWorks Reverb & Delay

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Tsakalis AudioWorks Ocean V2 3-Mode Reverb Pedal

Three glittering reverbs delivered with the level of sound quality you'd expect to get from bigger studio rack effects, all neatly packed inside a slim metal box: this is the Tsakalis AudioWorks Ocean V2.

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Tsakalis AudioWorks Tilay Tape Style Analogue-Voiced Delay Pedal

In the slight form of the Tilay, Tsakalis AudioWorks has managed to take an original, bone-dry analogue signal and treat it with a consistent digital delay-tail - the effect of which can be flipped between tape and Lo-Fi as preferred.