Help me buy the right reverb!

[JasonE]

I put a Keeley Hydra on my board late last year. I have no complaints about it. I don't do real deep verbs. It can go way deeper than I will ever use it.

 

[FuzzyAce]

Wookiee art is best art.

 

[Whizzinby]

Reverb

The Empress Effects Reverb Pedal. A Stereo Multi-Mode Reverb Pedal with MIDI, Presets, Control Voltage and more. Save presets and create unique signature sounds. Delay modes include tap tempo. Modes include Lo-Fi, hall, plate, spring, room reverb, shimmer (sparkle), ambient swell, reverse and...

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+1. I have the Empress on my board and love it. I was expecting to land on using it for the ethereal stuff, but I predominately use the traditional verbs. The pristine studio verbs in there are great, with halls and plates based on the 224 and 144 etc.

That pedal temporarily ended my reverb chase.

 

[dronerstone]

There's also the Digitech "Digiverb" for those who can't live with the Polara artwork but want (most of) the algos. Maybe @Tom Von Kramm can chime in?

PS: Oh, and the Supernatural, of course. Best-looking of the bunch, but also steep pricing nowadays.

 

[SillyOctpuss]

I was a superficial twat who never got past the over eager graphic designer who did that. Sorry, Tom.

Me too. It sounds great but damn it's ugly.

 

[GuitarBilly74]

Cool. Pretty sure those qualifications/features are met by the RV-7/Polara, too. You know, just in case
you get to spin the Pedal Roulette Wheel again.

That analog dry thru is a necessity for me, too. I don't want a chain of 3 or 4 A/D/A conversions in
play even when a pedal is effectively off/bypassed. That's one of the other reasons I dig the lowly TC HOF.
It does that, too.

Both the Hardwire RV7 and the Polara have analog dry through.