reverb/vibrato pedal?

[drew_half_empty]

does one exist? discontinued or not

I'd like it to have more reverb available than anyone would ever need in their entire life, and well, the tremolo/vibrato needs to be subtle, like an actual vibrato, not like the boss tremolo pedal's weird thing (yanno, sound totally cuts out every few miliseconds)

and uhh, I'd like true bypass, and to be able to use both effects at the same time. Spring sounding reverb is best

 

[some_dude]

Re: reverb/vibrato pedal?

The only vibrato effects I know of are some of the various UniVibe clones.

 

[drew_half_empty]

Re: reverb/vibrato pedal?

well danelectro makes some (of course)

anyone know if danelectros are true bypass? cuz all their effects that i want are relatively cheap (minus the reel tape echo)

 

[Mincer]

Re: reverb/vibrato pedal?

you might not want true bypass in a reverb pedal. if it were, when you shut it off, the tail would stop instantly, as opposed to trailing off while what you play under it has no reverb.

 

[drew_half_empty]

Re: reverb/vibrato pedal?

well, I don't care about that, haha

I'd rather have true bypass

 

[Mincer]

Re: reverb/vibrato pedal?

for instance I use a line6 DL4 delay, set to non true bypass mode (I hear no difference in my setup) and it sounds cool to have delays 'trail off' after a solo.

 

[That90'sGuy]

Re: reverb/vibrato pedal?

I don't know of any pedals that have these two effects in one box, but it sure is a great idea. I'd love to have a "Fender like" unit to use with my Fargen.

As far as individual pedals that are the best around, I'd go with the Van Amps reverb unit and the Demeter Tremulator. Both true bypass and offer incredible tone.

 

[drew_half_empty]

Re: reverb/vibrato pedal?

well, what about the danelectros?

they seem to be the best at recreating old timey effects

as far as reverb i'll prolly end up going with a holy grail, but for delay & trem I'm thinking danelectro