Reveb Pedal to (nearly) match my Two Rock reverb

andyoz

Hi,

After reading alot I've decided I don't really know much about reverb.

I do know I love the internal reverb in my Two Rock Studio Pro.  That's a spring reverb with some valve help --- I don't know what the valve does TBH but assume it's a big part of the "....Jesus that sounds nice!" reaction I've got from anyone that's used it.  So that's set the bar pretty high.

What pedals should I be looking at so I can bring some of that loveliness to my other amps (Bad Cat, Friedman, Marshall).  I don't want all that shimmer stuff, just something to set and mostly forget that bigs up my efforts playing with my various delays.

I keep seeing Catalinbread recommended as one of the best at doing the "single type of reverb in a pedal" well.  How different would their Talisman plate reverb emulation sound to my Two Rock internal?

Andy.

andyoz

Just found this thread as well. http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/14715/spring-tank-pedals-head-units/p1

babysnake

The Neunaber Stereo Wet ended my reverb itch, never once thought about trying anything else since I got it...

BintyTwanger77

Stereo Wet, Flint, Red Panda Context, Catalinbread Talisman.

andyoz

I had a look at Neunsbet and all the models and revisions confused me TBH.

andyoz

I'm tempted to buy a Boss RV-6 and just see which mode I tend to use most then buy a dedicated one mode pedal like Catlinbread

JezWynd

If you want the Fender spring reverb sound, then the Boss 63 Fender Reverb nails it exactly. By chance I'm selling one.

http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/81572/fs-boss-pedals-frv-1-tr-2-ph-2-aw-2#latest

dean111music

Boing Reverb 

there is one up on the classifieds

dean111music

http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/66372/j-rockett-boing-reverb-pedal#latest

andyoz

You guys are mind readers. I've been looking at both the Boss and Boing before your posts.