Which reverb?

Mototech

I recently bought a Laney LC15R amp, which is great, had just been revalved by the last owner & sounds fantastic, great tones clean & overdriven & i was surprised to find it was made in Britain, not the Far East. The only issue is, the reverb isn't very good, so I am looking for some advice on a (very) reasonably priced reverb pedal.
After buying the amp, a PRS SE Soapbar, that I hadn't intended to buy, but it was so cheap I couldn't say no, I have basically no money left.
I have a Tone City Sweet Cream on order from Andertons & was considering a Tone City Tiny Spring. I have seen a fair few YouTube clips & it sounds really good. 
Does anyone have personal experience with one of these, or can recommend a good value alternative.
One other reason for going Tone City is if I buy 2 from Andertons, I get a free power supply, which I don't really need, but anything ferris good & you never know when it will come in useful.
Thanks,
Brian.

dogload

My main amp is a Selmer Treble & Bass without reverb, and run all my pedals into it... no loop anyway! I use a Boss FRV-1 Fender Reverb, which works fine as ithe amp is very clean.
I also use it into the front of my Laney Cub 15 Head which runs slightly crunchy any it also sounds very good.

Cols

I've got an LC15R myself and the reverb is just about adequate.  The TC Hall Of Fame Mini should do the trick as long as you don't need to tweak your sound on the fly.

Incidentally, there's a massive recent thread on reverbs - you may find additional inspiration there.

http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/82741/your-favorite-reverb-pedal-and-why#latest

Mototech

Thanks Cols, I'll have a look.