The Gamechanger Audio LIGHT pedal at a glance:

• Reverb effect pedal, made in Latvia.
  
• Unique circuit of classic spring reverb and optical sensors
• Six reverb types, divided into optical and spring effects
• Possibility to combine optical reverb and spring reverb
• Dry control determines volume of dry signal
• Spring control determines volume of spring reverb
• Optical control determines the volume of the signal from the optical sensors
• General tone control
• CTRL knob for adjusting effect parameters
• Drive knob for adjusting the signal strength at the input of the spring reverb
• Integrated gate with ducking function
• Tails switch
• Latch switch
• Bypass footswitch
• Integrated shock sensor
• Sturdy metal case
• Operation with optionally available power supply
  

Spring reverb meets IR sensors

At the heart of the Gamechanger LIGHT pedal is a classic reverb tank with three springs that promises that typical, slightly metallic and jangly sound. To pick up even the finest nuances in the spring vibrations, the Light Pedal is also equipped with several infrared sensors arranged in pairs.

Six characterful sounds

Gamechanger Audio's LIGHT pedal generates a total of six characterful sounds from the spring reverb and infrared sensors. Optics, Sweep and Trem work with the IR sensors. While Optics mode uses the CRTL control to select combinations of different sensor pairs, Sweep provides a rhythmic modulation of the signal. Trem also provides a harmonic tremolo effect. The Reverb Tank is used by the Light Pedal in Reflect mode to create a premium lo-fi delay, while Reflect drives the springs to self-oscillation. The Harmonic mode also provides a particularly rich, shimmering reverb effect. naturally, the Gamechanger LIGHT pedal offers the possibility to combine an optical effect with a spring effect.

Gate

Another highlight of the Gamechanger Audio Light Pedal is the versatile gate. The 12 o'clock position of the gate knob marks the off position. If the gate knob is turned to the left, the gate cuts off the effect as the signal gets quieter. Turning it in the opposite direction activates the ducking mode, which adds reverb volume when the signal is light and reduces it when the signal is heavy.

Tails and Latch Switch

The Gamechanger Light Pedal's Tails switch determines whether the reverb tail can fade out after the effect is turned off or is capped directly. The Latch switch also affects the function of the footswitch. In the On position, the footswitch works as usual, while in the Off position, the reverb effect only sounds as long as the footswitch is pressed.