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Topic: Reverb Pedal For Shaky Bandstands |
Danny Letz
From:
Old Glory,Texas, USA 79540
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Posted 20 Jul 2010 4:06 pm |
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| I'm normally satisfied with the sound and simplicity of the reverb in my amp, but I am thinking of buying a stomp box reverb just for the odd occasion where you are playing on a trailer or something that is shaking around so much it makes your reverb go off. What do you suggest? I'm thinking about the Boss "Fender Reverb". |
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Lee Baucum
From:
McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) The Final Frontier
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Posted 20 Jul 2010 5:18 pm
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I use an EH Holy Grail Nano. It's little and works great.
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David Nugent
From:
Gum Spring, Va.
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Posted 20 Jul 2010 5:22 pm
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| Danny....I have been really pleased with the Boss FRV-1, tone is warmer than other pedals I've tried. |
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Charlie Tryon
From:
Glovertown Newfoundland, Canada
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Posted 20 Jul 2010 5:47 pm
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I have to agree with David the Boss FRV-1 is great.
Charlie
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Rich Hlaves
From:
Wildomar, California, USA
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Posted 20 Jul 2010 6:15 pm
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+3 on the Fender FRV-1. It's permanently in my pedalboard.
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Edward Byrne
From:
Foxford, County Mayo, Ireland
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Posted 21 Jul 2010 3:57 am
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i have to agree with the majority here, the BOSS FRV-1 pedal is superb, you may find you will never go back to your amp reverb, not too severe on batteries, but a boss adaptor will pay for itself in a short space of time over batteries, i have a peavey nashville 112, but i find the frv-1 far superior sounding than the n112 reverb,
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Dennis Wallis
From:
Arkansas
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Posted 21 Jul 2010 8:37 pm
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Boss RV 5 is good .  |
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Adrian Reeves
From:
Victoria, Australia
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Posted 22 Jul 2010 4:55 pm
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| The Malekko Spring Chicken is a great reverb. It's discontinued but the Chicklet is their latest version and it gets good reviews. |
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Danny Letz
From:
Old Glory,Texas, USA 79540
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Posted 27 Jul 2010 9:52 am
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| Thanks for your opinions. I have a Boss FRV-1 on the way. Have had good luck with Boss pedals. |
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Scott Appleton
From:
Ashland, Oregon
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Posted 27 Jul 2010 1:22 pm Hardwire
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I like the Hardwire rv 7 by digitech is my choice. It has the Lexicon chip and really adds deep dimension to
the sound of your steel .. without coloring your tone. |
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Clete Ritta
From:
San Antonio, Texas
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Posted 27 Jul 2010 1:22 pm
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I was using the reverb in my Peavey amp and a Boss DD-3 delay, but recently replaced them both with an older Boss RV-3. It does both very well. I just leave it on the reverb and delay preset, and dial the delay time where I need it. By turning the delay time all the way left (fast), it is essentially off, since its so fast (at just a few milliseconds) that its not even a slapback, so just reverb is heard. The reverb sounds much better than the tank in the amp.
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Danny Letz
From:
Old Glory,Texas, USA 79540
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Posted 30 Jul 2010 3:55 pm
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| Got the Boss pedal. Have spent maybe a hour with it. I thinks it's gonna be just fine. Anybody want to share your settings? |
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Tom Wolverton
From:
Carpinteria, CA
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Posted 30 Jul 2010 4:09 pm
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I like my Wet Reverb pedal but it's not for everyone.
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Ulric Utsi-Åhlin
From:
Sweden
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Posted 31 Jul 2010 12:44 am
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I have the Songwoks Little Lanelei reverb pedal and,
although it HAS good old springs in it,a remote is
provided w/ it so the unit itself can rest safely on
a comfy cushion...there´s nothing like genuine springs
for a certain type of reverb sound...like "Surf Steel
Guitar"...McUtsi |
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