What is the Best Reverb Pedal?

[Bobby1note]

Originally Posted by stonedtone

strange. Why would you buy 3 all at once?

One for the electric-guitar pedal-board (Strymon BigSky),,,and one for the acoustic pedal-board.(H.o.F.). I bought the Holy Grail Plus last Fall, and may use that one for bass.

FWIW, I'm outfitting an entire band,,,several actually, (acoustic and electric). 20+ guitars, 6-piece acoustic drums, basses, Latin-percussion, keyboard, banjo's, mando's, reso, 11 amps, and 18 active PA boxes (16kw's) plus 6 mixers.(analog and digital, up to 24 channels each), and just under 70 mic's.

[JamesTGS]

Originally Posted by RockerDuck

I'd buy a HOF if somebody would explain the toneprint. Is it a sound you download that you cannot achieve with the HOF without it?

You are on the right track. With the tone print you can either download an extra preset or create one with the online software and then put it on your pedal. This is in addition to the other sounds on the pedal. If it is not something you would use but, the pedal is otherwise right don't get hung up on it. I can nerd out in depth if you want.

[RockerDuck]

Originally Posted by JamesTGS

You are on the right track. With the tone print you can either download an extra preset or create one with the online software and then put it on your pedal. This is in addition to the other sounds on the pedal. If it is not something you would use but, the pedal is otherwise right don't get hung up on it. I can nerd out in depth if you want.

Thanks, I don't need a toneprint if I can dial it in myself, but that's interesting to create my own as a preset.

[Jefferson]

Check out the "JustNick" YouTube review of the Logidy Epsi Convolution reverb pedal. Captivating. If I were in the market, I'd probably give that one a shot.

[acoustic rabbit]

I have the Hall of Fame, the big one....very versatile, great sound, and can be powered with 9 volt battery or AC...geat pedal