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New at NAMM: Surfy Industries SURFYBEAR CLASSIC REVERB UNIT

The Surfy Industries SURFYBEAR CLASSIC REVERB UNIT is a pedal that recreates the sound of the vintage Fender 6G15 Reverb Unit. The pedal is large in size due to its use of a full-size spring reverb tank. The pedal also uses JFET transistors instead of tubes, which are the original…Click on the title for more

New at NAMM: Surfy Industries SURFYBEAR CLASSIC REVERB UNIT

Surfy Industries Surfyfuzz

The prototype of the Surfy Industries SurfyFuzz was unveiled at NAMM 2024 by the Swedish builder best known for its real spring reverbs, and we shot a video of it (at the bottom of this post). It is now shipping but the first batch is already sold out. It's a…Click on the title for more

Surfy Industries Surfyfuzz

Surfy Industries Surfybear Compact Spring Reverb

Hailing from Sweden, the Surfy Industries Surfybear Compact is real spring reverb (as in, with actual springs inside) that recreates the classic reverb sound of the vintage amps from the '60s. The noteworthy thing about this pedal is that it lets you switch between two "analog presets": the left footswitch…Click on the title for more

Surfy Industries Surfybear Compact Spring Reverb

Surfy Industries Surfybear Metal

The Surfybear Metal is a real spring pedal that replicates the tones of vintage reverb pans with great accuracy, and it's considered by many as the best recreation of a Fender 6g15. It features useful controls like a Volume (to make up for lost volume when the effect is on),…Click on the title for more

Surfy Industries Surfybear Metal

Surfy Industries SurfyTrem Deluxe

Surfy Industries, which is mainly known for their analog spring reverb units, has updated their SurfyTrem pedal to a deluxe version in a slightly bigger casing. The Surfy Industries SurfyTrem Deluxe features the same analog amplitude and harmonic tremolo circuits (black panel fender and brown panel Fender modes) with some…Click on the title for more

Surfy Industries SurfyTrem Deluxe

Surfy Industries SurfyVibe

The Magnatone amps from the '60s, incredibly rare and expensive, set the standard for the effect known as vibrato, which was achieved through a component called "varistor," which is now obsolete. In their orange SurfyVibe pedal, Swedish builder Surfy Industries recreated the character of the varistors found in a Magnatone 280 amp…Click on the title for more

Surfy Industries SurfyVibe