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Crazy Tube Circuits Splash

The Splash is a digital reverb pedal featuring eight algorithms with a fully analog dry signal path. It includes an expression input for real-time parameter control and a kill-dry function for removing the dry signal entirely.

  • 9V DC · center −
  • 115 mA
  • Switchable (true or buffered)
  • Mono
New
from $130.54
Used (asking)
from $199

The rundown

Highlights

  • Eight reverb algorithms to choose from
  • Fully analog dry signal path
  • Expression input for dynamic control
  • Kill-dry function to isolate reverb effect
  • Switchable bypass mode

Best for

Musicians seeking a compact reverb pedal with multiple algorithm options and the flexibility to control parameters via expression pedal.

Quick facts

Power
9V DC
Current draw
115 mA
Polarity
Center negative
Bypass
Switchable (true or buffered)
Dimensions
68.8 × 124.5 mm
Controls
Volume, Mix, Decay, Excite, Algorithm Selector
Stereo
No
MIDI
No
Tap tempo
No
Expression input
Yes
Status
In production

Where to buy Crazy Tube Circuits Splash

$130.54 lowest new price · Reverb

Used listings asking $199–$199, median $199 (1 listing, small sample). Asking prices, not sold prices.

Current offers
SellerConditionPriceLink
ReverbNew$130.54View
ReverbNew$193.57View
ReverbUsed$199View
ReverbNew$219View
ReverbNew$222.52View

Prices last checked 20 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.

Frequently asked questions

What power does the Splash require?

The Splash runs on a 9V DC supply with a center-negative connection and draws 115 mA.

Does the Splash support expression pedals?

Yes, the Splash includes an expression input for real-time control of reverb parameters.

What controls does the Splash have?

The Splash features Volume, Mix, Decay, Excite, and Algorithm Selector controls.

What are the Splash's dimensions?

The Splash measures 68.8 x 124.5 mm.

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Specs from pedalfilter. Summary written by PedalBro from those specs and public descriptions.

Page last updated September 29, 2026.