Hartwood Mojave Reverb Pedal

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£49.99

Hartwood Mojave Reverb Pedal is a reverb pedal.

Description

The Hartwood Mojave Reverb Pedal delivers a wide range of ambient textures from subtle space to expansive soundscapes. With three selectable modes — Room Spring and Shimmer — it covers everything from tight natural reverbs to modulated dreamlike trails. The pedals simple control layout keeps it quick to adjust on the fly making it a flexible option for live or studio setups. Shape your effect with Mix Tone and Decay controls and enjoy true bypass switching when you want your dry signal untouched. Whether youre adding atmosphere to chords or pushing leads into cinematic territory the Mojave gives you the tools to do it with ease.

About the manufacturer

Hartwood

Hartwood is a modern guitar brand known for combining classic inspiration with contemporary design at an affordable price. Created by Gear4music, Hartwood offers a wide range of electric, acoustic, and semi-hollow guitars that balance vintage style with modern playability. Their instruments are praised for comfortable neck profiles, quality tonewoods, and reliable hardware, making them ideal for both beginners and experienced players looking for great value. With a focus on tone, aesthetics, and practicality, Hartwood guitars capture the spirit of traditional craftsmanship while offering musicians an accessible route into expressive, well-built instruments.

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