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Topic: Dr. Scientist Radical Red Reverberator - GONE/Traded |
Mike Phillips
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Brooklyn, NY
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Mike Phillips
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Brooklyn, NY
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Len Amaral
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Rehoboth,MA 02769
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Posted 17 Mar 2011 8:47 am |
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Hi Mike:
Is this a reverb pedal or delay or combination? What type of reverb s does it have?
I have a Boss RC-20 looper(I think that's the model #)The red one with double pedal.
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Mike Phillips
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Brooklyn, NY
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Posted 17 Mar 2011 8:53 am
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hi len -
this is a reverb unit. it does a couple of versions of HALL, PLATE, and ROOM. 9 types of reverb altogether. They all sound great.
From their website:
"The reverb effects include 2 spacious halls of a bright and dark variety, 3 room settings of different size and decor, 3 metallic plates of yester-year, and a pretty neat sounding rotating speaker...all with 2 switchable decay time settings via 1 nifty toggle switch.
MIX adjusts the blend of wet and dry signals from fully wet to fully dry. The dry signal remains completely analog and only passes through a couple of very unobtrusive op-amp stages. Only the signal passing through the reverb circuit is converted to digital and back again and the 24-bit converters we use are so fancy that you're going to think there's actually a bunch of real life halls and rooms and plates and a rotating speaker crammed into the box. (Is there? Maybe! * scary music *)
The LEVEL control puts a considerable amount of boost at your fingertips. With the MIX control set all the way dry a Mini-berator can be used as a really great sounding booster pedal offering nearly +20dB of clean boost. Perfect at the end of an effects chain where some make-up gain and a touch of space might be desired... or perfect for setting up a sweet and subtle ambient reverb environment and then making sure your neighbours down the street enjoy it too."
full details with sound samples here:
http://www.drscientist.ca/pedals/rev
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