Yeah indeed they are. I got lucky on the bay and picked one up for about 48 quid I think. They retail at about £98 or something nuts; not sure I'd pay that much for one.
I didn't like the Spring King, it sounded muddy to me. told my brother to sell it to someone else but me ... got me a home amp with accutronics tank instead. Was not more expensive than selling the old non reverb amp and not buying the spring king The Band AMp is a Twin Reverb, so it doesn't need such things.
Z*Z*Z wrote:Alesis Nanoverb, small and nice, especially with dark sounding amp
yeah they are great, only down side is you need a bypass pedal to go with it. I built one for cheap from a kit.
How flexible is this? I saw the demo and it seems like it can do some great dreamy stuff. Would it need to be in a true bypass loop, and/or have a monetary switch?
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The Digitech "Digital Reverb" pedal is pretty damn good- I had it on loan from Donk after Doogfest2 and used it's spring setting on this WK track because it sounded even better than my amp's verb on record.. I'm the Jazzmaster on the right with a bit of trem throw in.
Z*Z*Z wrote:Alesis Nanoverb, small and nice, especially with dark sounding amp
yeah they are great, only down side is you need a bypass pedal to go with it. I built one for cheap from a kit.
How flexible is this? I saw the demo and it seems like it can do some great dreamy stuff. Would it need to be in a true bypass loop, and/or have a monetary switch?
They are great, i originally bought a footswitch but found it better with a bypass loop. You can pick the nanoverb up really cheap £30 - £40 on ebay.
Johno wrote:
yeah they are great, only down side is you need a bypass pedal to go with it. I built one for cheap from a kit.
How flexible is this? I saw the demo and it seems like it can do some great dreamy stuff. Would it need to be in a true bypass loop, and/or have a monetary switch?
They are great, i originally bought a footswitch but found it better with a bypass loop. You can pick the nanoverb up really cheap £30 - £40 on ebay.
Srry for late reply - I also use bypass/feedback loop and its very, very flexible
well basically my holier grail has turned to shit, the volume drop has made it unusable.
is it worth getting someone to look at it or just cut my losses and grab a new reverb pedal?
i do need a new amp though so maybe ill just get something with a good reverb in already
The Band AMp is a Twin Reverb, so it doesn't need such things.
