Brand

M-Vave

M-VAVE is a music-gear brand of Shengke, whose official company history describes a move from consumer wireless audio into instrument products using wireless transmission and digital signal processing. The current range mixes compact single-effect pedals, multi-effects processors, headphone tools and wireless systems. JustPedals listings include the Mini Universe digital reverb, Tank multi-effects, H8 headphone amplifier and pedal tuners. TANK-G adds amp modelling, USB audio and recording features, while Mini Universe is a compact dedicated reverb. Check the product type before comparing M-VAVE listings, as the brand covers both stompboxes and supporting equipment.

Category

EQ Pedals

Equalisation changes the level of selected frequency regions without intentionally adding modulation or time-based effects. Graphic EQ divides the spectrum into fixed bands, parametric EQ allows frequency and bandwidth to move, and simpler designs provide broad bass, middle and treble shaping. Available boost or cut, centre frequencies, filter width and overall output level determine whether the pedal makes corrective, tonal or gain-driving changes.

Multi-Effects Pedals

A multi-effects processor combines several effect algorithms and signal-routing stages in one unit. Its sound depends not only on the individual models but on their order, parallel or serial routing, processing resolution and available control. Preset structure, switching gaps, foot control, expression assignment, amp or cabinet modelling, USB audio and MIDI determine how completely the processor can replace separate pedals.

Preamps

Preamps raise and shape a source before it reaches an amplifier, recorder, mixer or power stage. In a pedalboard context they may provide EQ, gain, instrument-specific voicing, balanced outputs, cabinet filtering or a direct signal path. The key choices are input impedance, available headroom, noise, output level and whether the unit expects an amplifier return, interface or PA. A preamp can be an always-on foundation or a complete direct rig, but its routing should be checked before connecting it to another gain stage.

Tags

Amp

Amp is a broad catalogue label for amplifier-related products, amp voices and compact amplifier solutions. The products may include amp-style pedals, practice amplifiers, headphone outputs or direct rigs, so the tag does not describe one circuit by itself. Check whether the unit is meant to drive a speaker, feed an effects return, simulate an amplifier into a mixer or provide a headphone output, and follow the specified load and routing.

Delay

Creates one or more time-separated copies of the signal. Delay time sets their spacing, feedback determines how many repeats continue, and filtering, modulation or saturation decides whether successive echoes remain clean, darken, wobble or break apart.

multi effects

Multi-effects products combine several processing blocks, such as drive, modulation, delay, reverb, pitch and amp modelling, in one unit. The available effects list is only part of the decision: compare simultaneous blocks, signal path, preset and scene recall, footswitch assignments, expression, MIDI, USB, latency and direct outputs. A compact unit can suit travel or backup, while a larger model may act as the centre of a complete amplifier or recording setup.

Preamp

Preamp products raise and shape an instrument signal before it reaches an amplifier, recorder, mixer or power stage. They may add EQ, gain, instrument-specific voicing, balanced outputs, cabinet filtering or a direct path. Check input impedance, headroom, noise, output level and whether the unit expects an effects return, interface, PA or real cabinet. A preamp can be an always-on foundation or a complete direct rig, but the routing should be confirmed first.

Reverb

Builds a dense tail of reflections around the original sound. Early reflections establish apparent distance and size, while decay, diffusion, damping and modulation shape the density, brightness and movement of the later field. Pre-delay separates the dry attack from the ambience, and mix controls their relative level.