The Effects Bakery Muffin Reverb is a mini reverb pedal made in Japan, from a company that Delicious Audio described in 2022 as recently distributed in the US1. It sits in the compact end of the reverb pedal field: a small footprint, a three-way mode switch and two knobs, built for players who want reverb on a crowded board without a deep menu or a second set of jacks to learn.
What it does
The Muffin Reverb adds reverb to your signal with a deliberately short control set. A toggle switch selects between Hall, Spring or Room modes, covering the three reverb characters most players reach for: the wash of a hall, the twang of a spring tank, and the close ambience of a room1. Delicious Audio's Paolo De Gregorio described it as "a mini reverb made in Japan"1.
Controls
The pedal has just two knobs, so a player can dial in a sound in seconds1:
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Reverb | Knob for reverb level1 |
| Decay | Knob for decay length1 |
| Mode toggle | Selects Hall, Spring or Room1 |
That two-knob layout is the whole design: no presets, no secondary functions, no screen. Set the level and the decay length, pick a mode, and play1.
Where it came from
Effects Bakery is a Japanese maker, and the Muffin Reverb is built in Japan1. Delicious Audio's 2022 write-up noted that the company had recently been distributed in the US, while observing that it "doesn't share much info" about itself1. For US players, that means the pedal has been available stateside only in recent years, and published documentation from the maker is thin.
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Sources (1)
- Effects Bakery Muffin Reverb, Delicious Audio, 2022-08-17