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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...empresseffects.com
I was a superficial twat who never got past the over eager graphic designer who did that. Sorry, Tom.![]()
Both the Hardwire RV7 and the Polara have analog dry through.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.
Don't you have the 4 foot long Surfy Bear thing? Did that not end up working out for you? I always think of you as a traditionalist so that seemed like it should have done the trick.I thought about that Empress. I decided against it because it’s overkill for what I need and would take up a lot of real estate for something that is my least used pedal.
Good to hear the RV7 and Polara are analog dry thru. I’ll keep that in mind if the Evermore doesn’t work out!
Don't you have the 4 foot long Surfy Bear thing? Did that not end up working out for you? I always think of you as a traditionalist so that seemed like it should have done the trick.
Don't you have the 4 foot long Surfy Bear thing? Did that not end up working out for you? I always think of you as a traditionalist so that seemed like it should have done the trick.


The hypocrisy was thick as I typed while looking at my 8ft wide Mesa Boogie switchesCome on man. It's only 3' 6".
Besides, I have always heard that it is not the size of the tank that matters, but how you use it.![]()

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.
I keep meaning to pick one of those up, just to have it!The Digiverb is cool too
You might be the only person that knows this.... do you know what the pre-delay settings are on the RV-7 and Polara? That knob being missing is one of my few complaints about that pedal.Polara all day long. It is literally the same as the RV-7 except Halo mode, I changed the Shimmer setting of the Supernatural to be more musical, and stuck in in the Polara. It was the first of the DigiTech pedals that I updated, so I was still figuring our what I could do, that is why only one mode was changed. I get that people don't dig the graphics, but rattle-can paint is cheap! BitD we used to repaint pedals all the time, I don't understand why guitarists don't do stuff like that anymore. Paint it, change the knobs, draw on it with Sharpie!
The Digiverb is cool too, but it doesn't have official Lexicon reverbs but they are still nice. Where it falls down in comparison to the Polara (and the RV-7) is that the Polara has an internal charge pump and much better converters. Oh, and the Polara is stereo in AND out.
How did you like the Evermore?I found an Evermore for $90 so decided to give that a try.
I looked at RV-7 and Polara but the Evermore was half the price, analog dry thru, and true bypass so seems like it’s worth a look.
Maybe silly, but when the whole rig is already analog dry thru it’s hard to swallow breaking that