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Line 6 is recognized as a leader in sound modeling, accurately emulating a wide variety of amps, stringed instruments, and effects through digital technology. For this review, my guitar of choice was a mid-80’s 1962 reissue Fender Telecaster and I used a PreSonus TubePre as the interface between guitar and computer.

Over the past week I have run the gauntlet with five of the T-Rex ToneBug effects pedals. The Sensewah, Fuzz, Booster, Compressor/Sustainer and the Fotenschlager distortion pedal. I hope this review sheds some new light on an awesome effects company and their products.

T-Rex Engineering is a Danish company that has been providing the guitar community with high quality effects, power supplies, switches, controllers, and more for over a decade. Their recognition as a significant industry player is validated by worldwide sales and a client list that includes Carlos Santana, John Mayer, Mark Tremonti, and Steve Lukather, to name a few

SMG takes T-Rex Engineering’s Reptile 2 Delay pedal for a test drive….

For about 2 years now I’ve been using a Digitech Whammy pedal, lately however they have been conking out on me left and right…

Combined, there is tremendous flexibility in shaping each pedal’s voice even within parameters set to define specific amp styles….

A listener standing some distance from a sound source will perceive sound that has been reflected and the reflections are referred to as reverberation….

Tech 21′s Boost D.L.A. has got bells and whistles but is vintage in the quality of its warm, analog-sounding output….