Carl Martin Headroom Spring Reverb

Carl Martin Headroom Spring Reverb Pedal Demo Video, with the Carl Martin Surf Trem & DC Drive
This was a sponsored review, however, the opinions stated were done entirely of my own volition.
Description from Carl Martin:
The Carl Martin Headroom is the most simple to operate reverb pedal on the market…with a couple extras. This purely analogue ‘real spring’ reverb has two identical identical channels, each with tone and level controls to select the depth and tone of your reverb. This allows you to have a soft, small room reverb on Channel A and a much more dramatic and dark large-room reverb on Channel B (or vise versa) The two foot-controlled switches control which channel you are in, and whether you wish to bypass the effect completely. It is like having two separate reverbs in your amp!

Additional features on the Carl Martin Headroom include solid metal casing, cool vintage chicken head knobs, double mounted springs to minimize stage feedback, and remote jacks for Bypass and Channel Select (which allows you to place the effect in your rack or in the back of your amp to save real-estate on your pedal-board), as well as your input and output jacks. Of course you also get that famous Carl Martin quality that you have come to expect….at no extra charge. The Carl Martin Headroom runs on 9V DC, and as always, we recommend using a regulated power supply for optimum performance.

Disclaimer: I do basic audio editing on my videos to account for the microphones, preamp and room. This editing, mostly light EQ and compression, is intended to give you the most accurate representation of how the featured gear actually sounds. NO editing is done to misrepresent how the featured gear sounds in any way.

[johnschutt]

Nice playing. I have a Toronado in the same color.

[rockindavebyron]

I agree Jack, that sounds almost identical to a Fender Twin, totally Awsome bro!

[lewisratford]

I bought one of these today and love it as much as you ! My Cornford now has that classic fender reverb. It’s a big unit, but I love big pedals.

[natetipler]

Have you encountered any issues or reliability concerns?

[JimmyDevere]

I think this pedal sounds great. However, I don't think it sounds like those classic Fender reverbs. Those are great, but they sound more pronounced, more drippy, brighter etc. The CM sounds more like a studio hall reverb to me but with the richness of analog that's hard to put your finger on. For the styles I'm playing, non-surf, I prefer the "studio" sound I'm hearing.

[BellTunnel]

Sounds amazing. Do you have any sense of how it compares to Crazy Tube Circuits’ White Whale?