Reverb Pedals

Reverb Pedals & Echo Effects

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Reverb basically takes your guitar signal a makes it sound as if your in a large space such as a Hall, Room, or Warehouse.  Some different types of Reverb are Plate Reverb, Spring Reverb, and Digital Reverb.  Plate Reverb happens when a transducer vibrates a plate of sheet metal.  Spring Reverb works the same as Plate reverb except a metal spring is used instead.  Digital Reverb uses modern day digital technology to create an echo type effect.

Your guitar signal running through a reverb unit will sound as if your playing in a large room or hall where the sound echoes from the walls and decays at different levels depending on the settings of your reverb pedal unit. 

How to Hook Up an Effects Pedal.  When a song calls for a Reverb effect you will tap the Reverb Unit to engage the echo type effect.  Adjust the pedal knobs to a reverb that's not overwhelming, but helps the sound of your guitar.  Hit the pedal again to disengage the reverb effect.

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Reverb Pedals and Echo Pedal Reviews

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