Small+cheap+battery-powered reverb?

[UglyCasanova]

Mini pedal sized if possible. I need one, for reasons.

[frodog]

Boss RV-3/RV-5? Only ones I can think of...

[UglyCasanova]

That might just actually work! Thanks! Off to Reverb I go!

[Chankgeez]

Off to Reverb I go!

[UglyCasanova]

You stealing my build, man?

[Chankgeez]

[moid]

The Biyang Tri Verb is a really cheap and good battery powered pedal - I love the Hall mode on it (the room and Spring are nothing special) and it's stereo in and out and has an easy access thumb screw panel to get to the battery panel and it's smaller than a Boss (not as many options though). No idea how long it would last on battery though...

[UglyCasanova]

I'm aiming for a hall reverb, so that might be worth looking into, thanks! I'm going to pull it out of the enclosure, so the only thing that really matters is if it has a small circuitboard and the possibility to power it with a battery.

[DRodriguez]

Someone's sticking a reverb inside of an instrument!

I was doing something similar with a 1/2 sized acoustic guitar. I was going to put a fuzz and a delay, but that just started to have too many knobs and too much other stuff going on.

[oscillateur]

Alternatively, a Kaoss Pad Mini could do the trick depending on how good you want the reverb to be .

[UglyCasanova]

It's going inside another "pedal", so I can't have a screen-based interface

[fcknoise]

If it's gonna be stuck in a different pedal you probably want fewer knobs? You can wire a battery clip to any power jack. Look for one of those mini pedals with low current draw and it should work. I'm kind of assuming you won't keep the original housing

[UglyCasanova]

Yeah, I was thinking about that, but most verbs draw a too much current for it to be powered for more than 2-3 hours with a 9V battery. I've been thinking of just going for a powered one and just going through the hassle of drilling a hole for the power supply input. HoF Mini or something. Simply because it's small and only has one knob.

[fcknoise]

That sounds perfect! Excited to see what comes out of this