reverb battle!

[Achtane]

Nope.

[MEC]

Nimbus is BIG but I'm not sure how well it can cop the room/hall/plate type toanz that the RRR does. And likewise, the RRR doesn't have the same lush and kinda shimmery quality of the Nimbus. For versatility I'd go with the RRR, out of that group, but the Nimbus is where it's at for heavenlytoanz.

[Holy Schnikes]

I should add, the Ghost Echo shines with high gain, one of the best I've heard in that regard.

[goosekevin]

i have mentioned it in just about every reverb thread but the source audio dimension reverb is my choice for reverb
no trails, i think the newer updates have options for it though if you change your mind?
plenty of options and totally tweakable - can get totally lush and cavernous
might not fit your size requirement as its a really weird shape, pretty small, just odd shape

[stripes]

i think that when people are in search of a very deep, ambient reverb, there is the misconception that ONE pedal can give you that, when really it's more importantly a combination of two or even three different reverbs and delays.

[Helter]

m5 is not small. but top mounted jacks. $129 has a reverb called "cave". its worth checking out.

[hazelwould]

The RRR is great, love the simplicity of the controls, boost and mix work well together. Wish it had decay on a pot as opposed to a toggle. The Context is great too, similar to the RRR with a couple unique modes and def more tweakable. It easily goes deeper and crazier but I like the overall voicing of the RRR just a little better. I won't be getting rid of either though.

The Ghost Echo is fantastic. Also, while not top mounted, the recently reissued Spring Chicken LTD rules if you're after a simple spring verb (something lacking from both the RRR and Context) that goes HELLA deep. It even oscillates, gorgeous sounding pedal. Exp pedal lets you bring the crazy as well. Replaced my Ghost Echo actually.

That's my entire reverb arsenal listed there and I rarely get the verb GAS now days...

The post is full of win! I love the RRR, and the Spring Chicken is so easy to get lost in. So much character and unique sounding.

[coldbrightsunlight]

i think that when people are in search of a very deep, ambient reverb, there is the misconception that ONE pedal can give you that, when really it's more importantly a combination of two or even three different reverbs and delays.

This too. All the best ambience comes from stacking.

[stripes]

i think that when people are in search of a very deep, ambient reverb, there is the misconception that ONE pedal can give you that, when really it's more importantly a combination of two or even three different reverbs and delays.

This too. All the best ambience comes from stacking.

yeah... on the other end of the spectrum, stacking delay(reverb) is just as important as stacking dirt

[MeSoFuzzy]

i think that when people are in search of a very deep, ambient reverb, there is the misconception that ONE pedal can give you that, when really it's more importantly a combination of two or even three different reverbs and delays.

This too. All the best ambience comes from stacking.

Or just get an Eventide Space

[Chaosmic]

Figured that a Mr. Black Supermoon (or Eterna) is worth mentioning here as well.

[Chaosmic]

^^^ No top mount jacks on the Mr. Black pedals....I forgot about that requirement.

[hazelwould]

i think that when people are in search of a very deep, ambient reverb, there is the misconception that ONE pedal can give you that, when really it's more importantly a combination of two or even three different reverbs and delays.

I disagree. Mr. Black.

[Dramatis Persona]

I found an used black boost rvb in Italy for cheap!

Can u tell me something about the self oscillation of this pedal?