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Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 3:55 pm
by octagon
I never owned a reverb pedal.So I don't know how to choose one.

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Re: Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 1:24 am
by paologregorio
The EHX "Holy Grail" reverb pedal is pretty cool; haven't used one, but I've heard other guys use them, and they sound like the real deal: http://www.ehx.com/products/holy-grail

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I use the Van Amps "Sole Mate", which is a real spring reverb pedal, though solid state rather than tube. An added bonus is that there's an extra switch button so one can run a cable from the vibrato out on the amp to the extra switch button to turn the vibrato on and off-cool, eh? Check it out: http://www.vanamps.com/solemate.htm

Demo video: http://video.google.com/videosearch?rlz ... 4&ct=title#

Say, did you end up ordering an amp cover from the link I sent you?

Re: Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 3:35 am
by antipodean
T-Rex Room-mate. I used this + Mesa V-twin with a line to FOH (no guitar amp) as a "save your back" experiment and it sounded great. Not quite as cool as a 60's Fender Reverb unit, but very very close, way cheaper and easier to carry! :D

Re: Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 1:25 pm
by octagon
paologregorio wrote:The EHX "Holy Grail" reverb pedal is pretty cool; haven't used one, but I've heard other guys use them, and they sound like the real deal: http://www.ehx.com/products/holy-grail

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I use the Van Amps "Sole Mate", which is a real spring reverb pedal, though solid state rather than tube. An added bonus is that there's an extra switch button so one can run a cable from the vibrato out on the amp to the extra switch button to turn the vibrato on and off-cool, eh? Check it out: http://www.vanamps.com/solemate.htm

Demo video: http://video.google.com/videosearch?rlz ... 4&ct=title#

Say, did you end up ordering an amp cover from the link I sent you?
Oh yeah thanks thanks Paul.I ordered one.I should get it next week.

Thanks for all the suggestions on Reverb pedals.I have to go to Music-Go-Round and see if they have have an EH or a T-Rex or a Solemate used.

Re: Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:41 pm
by whojamfan
I have the first one, not the plus, or the "holier" grail, and it works great. New for a hundred bucks is an added plus!

Re: Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:19 pm
by brammy
Dittos on the regular Holy Grail (although the "Plus" model is probably great too).
I tried a number of them and the HG was clearaly the best.

http://store.1stopwinds.com/elhogrrepe.html
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Re: Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 12:51 am
by octagon
Thanks for the posts!I ended up getting HardWire RV-7. It's got 7 reverb sounds but it is worth buying just for the spring reverb(at 7:24 on vid below).


Re: Any suggestions for a good reverb pedal for my Vibro Champ

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 2:21 am
by brammy
Sounds great!... lots more sounds options than the HG.... and about $50 more. I think you make a quality choice.

Any way you slice it... reverb is the way to go.