Best Reverse Reverb pedal
Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2018 8:01 pm
Suggestions guys. Budget is like £100 and under.
Watts has one for sale here:
http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=66480
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2018 1:18 am
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2018 3:04 am
A used Zoom MS-70CDR is a good option. They're only around $120 new. Just be sure to update it to the latest OS which has additional models.
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2018 1:37 pm
Digitech Hardwire RV-7 or Digitech Digiverb. Both should be in your price range. The Digiverb is a bit grittier sounding, but both sound good.
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2018 10:00 am
I had one of those Alesis nanoverbs? when the internet rediscovered them about 12 years ago. Did a very nice reverse reverb.
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2018 5:45 am
In the past two years, I've owned the Digitech Digiverb, the Hardwire RV-7, and the Zoom MS70CDR. I also own a Boss RV-6, but that one doesn't have reverse.
I personally like the Zoom best for reverse reverb AND gated reverb. The Zoom has a digital interface that allows you a lot of control when dialing in tone and decay. That's super important because digital reverb has the tendency to sound harsh. The Zoom's verbs, when dialed back quite a bit, add a wonderful psychedelic ambiance that combines well with drives and other reverbs. I've found that using the Zoom pedal also helps my guitar "sit in the mix."
The Digitech seemed to be the muddiest of the three. It did sound good for some swirling texture, but wasn't my cup of tea. I had the highest hopes for the Hardwire, which is pretty revered in the reverse reverb community. I thought it sounded too bright/harsh no matter what I did.
Before I got the Zoom, I combined the Digitech with the Boss RV-6 and a Cool Cat Chorus for some decent clean tones. The Digitech was usually in reverse mode but dialed way back. I never used the Hardwire regularly. I tried to like it for a few weeks, then I stopped using it and sold it.
But that's just like my opinion, man
I personally like the Zoom best for reverse reverb AND gated reverb. The Zoom has a digital interface that allows you a lot of control when dialing in tone and decay. That's super important because digital reverb has the tendency to sound harsh. The Zoom's verbs, when dialed back quite a bit, add a wonderful psychedelic ambiance that combines well with drives and other reverbs. I've found that using the Zoom pedal also helps my guitar "sit in the mix."
The Digitech seemed to be the muddiest of the three. It did sound good for some swirling texture, but wasn't my cup of tea. I had the highest hopes for the Hardwire, which is pretty revered in the reverse reverb community. I thought it sounded too bright/harsh no matter what I did.
Before I got the Zoom, I combined the Digitech with the Boss RV-6 and a Cool Cat Chorus for some decent clean tones. The Digitech was usually in reverse mode but dialed way back. I never used the Hardwire regularly. I tried to like it for a few weeks, then I stopped using it and sold it.
But that's just like my opinion, man