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Topic: Best reverb/delay pedal.
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Michael Haselman
Member From: St. Paul Park, Minnesota, USA
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posted 20 December 2005 03:24 PM
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I know the RV-3 is popular. What other combination reverb/delay is out there? I'm sick of the sproinging in my Webb and want to use a pedal or effect, something available on E-bay for not too much. Also, is the delay good in the RV-3? Ideally, I want one effect for both. I'm using a Boss DD-3.------------------
Marrs D-10, Webb 6-14E |
Michael Garnett
Member From: Fort Worth, TX
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posted 20 December 2005 04:54 PM
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I recently picked up a Line6 DL-4 Delay Modeler, and love it. It's got something like 15 different delays including great reproductions of old tube, tape, analog and digital reverbs. They go for around $250 new, but I bet you could find one for cheaper used.-MG Oh, and I'm not sure about a reverb pedal, I'm using either the spring reverb in my Nashville 400 or in the Mesa studio preamp, I really like a warm spring reverb sound like that. I've heard good things about the Holy Grail reverb pedal, which retails for $100.[This message was edited by Michael Garnett on 20 December 2005 at 04:55 PM.] |
Lee Baucum
Member From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) - The Final Frontier
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posted 20 December 2005 05:49 PM
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Michael - With that unit, can you program in a combination of reverb and delay?------------------
Lee, from South Texas
Down On The Rio Grande Mullen U-12, Evans FET-500, Fender Steel King |
Carl Williams
Member From: Oklahoma
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posted 20 December 2005 05:49 PM
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Michael, I recently bought an RV-3 and the Reverb/Delay are very good IMHO. Plus, it's very simple to use and isn't too expensive--paid $100 for mine. I have an NV400 w/15" Black Widow and Brad's Black Box--works for me! Good luck on your choice--Carl |
Lee Baucum
Member From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) - The Final Frontier
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posted 20 December 2005 06:13 PM
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I just looked at the DL-4 manual, on line. I don't see any reference to reverbs.Lee |
Steinar Gregertsen
Member From: Arendal, Norway
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posted 20 December 2005 06:28 PM
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Lee,- not sure if the DL-4 features reverb, but while you're at the Line6 website check out the new "Verbzilla" reverb pedal. This reverb sounds very good to me, and I believe one of the settings include delay but I'm not sure how much control of the delay it offers.Steinar ------------------
www.gregertsen.com
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Richard E. Lee
Member From: Macedon, NY, USA
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posted 20 December 2005 06:32 PM
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Michael, I don't know of anything any better.I have one and just love it. I have been looking for another one..but they are expensive and even on E-bay used..are still $125 or more.
I just today saw on the Roland (Boss) website..and new "DD-6". By mentioning this..I hope some of the "smarter" guys than me..will read the description..and tell us..whether or not this is the new version of the old RV-3 now on the market,,from Boss. If so..I will buy one..I use my RV-3 all the time..and would be lost without it..
Lets see what the others say..thanks for bringing this up..I'm sure its interesting to all of us..who love these RV-3's. |
Richard E. Lee
Member From: Macedon, NY, USA
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posted 20 December 2005 07:18 PM
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I was just reading more about that DD-6. It talks about Delay..nothing I see refers to "reverb"..So I'm reading that as..this is NOT 1)..anything new..2) not a replacement for the RV-3.. (wish it was). |
Kevin Mincke
Member From: Farmington, MN (Twin Cities-South Metro) USA
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posted 20 December 2005 07:29 PM
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I think the RV-5 replaced the RV 3.Not sure about the BOSS DD-20 twin pedal.[This message was edited by Kevin Mincke on 21 December 2005 at 11:51 AM.] |
Chris LeDrew
Member From: Newfoundland, Canada
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posted 20 December 2005 09:49 PM
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The Line 6 DL-4 does not have any reverb settings, but you can dial in a "quick" analog echo that comes close to a reverb.The Boss Delay/Reverb seems like your best option, seeing that it's one of the only pedals that provides both effects. |
Michael Garnett
Member From: Fort Worth, TX
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posted 21 December 2005 01:28 AM
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Right, for clarification, a delay pedal adds delay. A reverb pedal adds reverb. The DL-4 is a delay pedal, a very good one at that. It's too bad that Webb's can doesn't sound good to your ears. I really like real spring reverb, especially now that I have two good ones. I played with digital reverb for years, and it just never sounded right to me.-MG |
Duane Dunard
Member From: Troy, MO. U.S.A.
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posted 21 December 2005 04:02 AM
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A while back, somebody posted Loyd Green's Boss RV-3 settings. It was exactly what I was looking for and fits neatly into my pac-seat for transport. So far, I've not found another new stomp-box pedal to replace the RV-3 and used RV-3's go quick on this Forum. |
David Rich
Member From: Lexington, KY
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posted 21 December 2005 04:59 AM
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Alesis Nanoverb is a small 1/3 rack space unit thats not much bigger than a pedal and works great. Other possibilities, EH Holy Grail, Yamaha Magic Stomp, Zoom 505. |
Roger Francis
Member From: Indiana, USA
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posted 21 December 2005 08:16 AM
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I'll have to go with what Steinar said, the verbzilla is a nice pedal but there is'nt any delay except for an echo reverb, at least thats what the manual i think is saying it is.
I have an RV3 but i don't care for the reverb in it but the delay is nice.[This message was edited by Roger Francis on 21 December 2005 at 08:17 AM.] |
Ben Jones
Member From: Washington, USA
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posted 21 December 2005 09:07 AM
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Sorry to hijack this thread, but check out what a friend of mine did to his delay unit.
Broken wah modded to control the delay time. Hope this pick works. BTW are you guys familiar with analogman.com ? Maybe a lil more fuss than what most of you are after but for those interested in experimenting he does great things. This frankenstein below isnt analogman's work, like I said just a pals. analogman can be found here http://www.analogman.com/
and he does mods on all the Boss stuff.Heres a direct link to the DD5 and DD6 mods, the high end cut mod is especially useful for those of us who prefer the warmth of analog delay to digital. http://www.analogman.com/dd5.htm
 [This message was edited by Ben Jones on 21 December 2005 at 09:10 AM.] [This message was edited by Ben Jones on 21 December 2005 at 09:22 AM.] |
Stephan Miller
Member From: Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
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posted 21 December 2005 09:21 AM
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Michael-- So far the only units mentioned here that will provide both reverb and delay are the RV-3 and the Nanoverb. So will the Lexicon MPX-100 and MPX-110 (which are rack units); they're far more versatile
and can be picked up used for $100-120. |
Michael Haselman
Member From: St. Paul Park, Minnesota, USA
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posted 21 December 2005 06:48 PM
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Just for the record, I like the Webb reverb sound. It's just that on some stages it starts sproinging when you walk by it. And I play guitar and fiddle and like to move around a bit when I play. I guess if I still had my remote reverb pot I could control it, but I lost that in about '83, and I think the jack was removed also. Say...anybody have a spare Webb remote reverb laying around?------------------
Marrs D-10, Webb 6-14E |
Archie Nicol
Member From: Ayrshire, Scotland
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posted 22 December 2005 11:24 AM
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"Sproinging". Now that's what I call onomatopoeic. |
Michael Haselman
Member From: St. Paul Park, Minnesota, USA
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posted 22 December 2005 10:33 PM
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Sproinging is the essence of onomatopoeic. And I'm thankful for copy and paste, because that's a damn long word! |
Cartwright Thompson
Member From: Portland, Maine, USA
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posted 25 December 2005 04:53 AM
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The RV-3 is much better sounding than the RV-5. I've heard that the new Line 6 (I think) "Verbzilla" is great although I haven't tried one. |
Cartwright Thompson
Member From: Portland, Maine, USA
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posted 25 December 2005 07:48 AM
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Oops, I have an RV-2 which I've tried side by side with the RV-3 and liked it a lot more. I think that when they added delay they sacrificed a lot of the reverb quality. |
Buck Dilly
Member From: Branchville, NJ, USA
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posted 25 December 2005 01:31 PM
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"Holy Grail, Batman". I love the reverbs in the POD XT. I hate it when you get to a crappy stage at some outdoor gig, in the summer. That is when I want reverb the most...outdoors. |
Keith Cordell
Member From: Atlanta
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posted 26 December 2005 07:53 AM
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The Electro Harmonix reverb is still the best in the biz, IMHO. For delays, there are a lot and the Keeley mod to some delay pedals is outrageous. |
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