Catalinbread opens two-week window for Filter Verb Proto Club pedal

July 29, 2026 · 1 sources

Catalinbread opened a limited sales window for the Filter Verb (Proto 462) on July 29, 2026, with the pedal available only through August 12, the maker said¹. It is part of the company's Proto Club line of designs released in short runs.

The pedal combines a resonant low-pass filter and a chorus. The Filter knob sets the cutoff frequency of the filter, and the Chorus knob adjusts both rate and depth of the chorus¹. A Mix knob sets the ratio of dry input to effect signal, from dry only at full counterclockwise to wet only at full clockwise¹. An F/C toggle decides whether an expression pedal, sold separately, controls the Filter or the Chorus knob¹. A Pre knob sets the gain of an onboard preamp, which the maker says will distort at higher levels¹. A momentary footswitch activates a room reverb for as long as it is held down¹.

The Filter Verb runs on a center-negative power supply of 9 to 18 volts¹. Catalinbread did not state a current draw figure on the page, listing it only as "at least xxmA"¹. No US price was given in the material.

Catalinbread describes Proto Club as a way to release designs that did not fit its regular schedule, including projects set aside because of part obsolescence or a narrower audience, and says buyers can send feedback that may lead to a full-scale release¹. The maker says Proto Club pedals are priced significantly lower than a normal retail release and that each purchase adds a stamp or sticker to a Proto Club Passport booklet, with bonus items offered as the book fills¹. Buyers get access to a password-protected Proto Portal for contacting the company's engineers¹.

The Filter Verb is a reverb pedal with a filter and chorus section.