A touch of dimensionality to your sound

[NegativeEase]

Play with the FAT preset on your H9

havent tried that one!

[Securb]

havent tried that one!

Pretty sure it is in the H910 algorithms

[Dave Locher]

Back in Ye Olde Days (pre 1990) I used a chorus pedal set to slowest rate, highest depth, before Distortion. I tried delay but never hit a setting that worked for me.
Also, always amp reverb. Never owned an amp without decent spring reverb, still won't. Start at zero & turn it up until the sound shifts, or start at 10 and turn it down until it sounds clear. It's the same sweet spot either way.
I also lean toward hollow & semi-hollow or really resonant solid guitars because they breathe - a sustained note or chord changes as you let it ring and strumming is more staccato/less even and compressed, which also gives it some motion or breath or whatever word means "less perfect and more human sounding."

[Mincer]

An actual Dimension pedal is a wonderful thing. It is like a chorus without modulation, and it really comes alive in stereo.

[Mr. 80's]

Usually delay set to 1-2 repeats with level set fairly low, light-mid reverb and sometimes a little chorus (MXR Micro Chorus) set at it's lowest. I love my modulations and use them all the time but I use them very sparingly/moderately. All these together can do the cool 80's metal/rock cleans and old-school Metallica cleans in spades. Chorus all on its own can make OD-distortion really sound great and full with lots of dimension and still clear and articulate a touch of reverb can sound nice too but not to much. People try to play it off like you need all this stuff set high for the 80's thing but in fact all together it's very little from each one.

[jeremy]

granted, im playing blues rock stuff, not what i believe you usually play. most of the time im using a fender reverb amp so i have the reverb on. in a two guitar band, that might be it. in a trio i usually add a little delay as well. depending on the material and venue, i may setup the rotosphere with one amp on each side of the stage. the fender reverb amp on my side and different amp with no reverb on the other side. even with the break on, there is still a touch of warble. slow speed is a cool almost chorusy sound.

[jclogston]

The mod setting on my boss rv6 does this for me...

[ErikH]

For me I like to achieve this with a very light chorus, almost to the point of it not being there. Like a pinch of salt. Enough to make a difference but not overdoing it. I like delay to really spice it up. Reverb is usually always on with a mild setting to create some space.

[Aceman]

I will say this - the most "Dimensional" amp I own is my Pro Jr.

When I hear that thing it is like "Is there reverb or something in there?" It just has some sort of depth about it none of my other amps do.

[hamerfan]

This does it in spades
Neunaber Immerse

https://youtu.be/lXgGJN6KCtc

[alex1fly]

Stereo spread on high frequencies