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I started on a crappy little Peavey SS with no reverb when I was a kid but the step-up to a silverface Fender Bandmaster Reverb spoiled me. I came back to a point that I am at least as comfortable with a dry amp now, actually more-so. My playing has gotten more rhythmic and my attack sharper, and that tends to sit better dry IMO.

I have some really great reverb on hand, but I move more and more towards using it only for heavy effects purposes rather than default-ish typical use. Reverse envelope, infinite reverb, and that Eno/Lanois Lexicon shimmery thing (and that one often 100% wet).

Ever since I read Rivers Cuomo stating reverb is bad for the children I stopped using it.

I utilize the reverb like no other!
Spring reverb tank inmy JC-120 and for more echo I use a nano Holy gail

Fender Twin Reverb and Holiest Grail.

I HAZ PLENTY REVERBZ THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

I don't use reverb on bass because I believe my role on the bass is to be as clear as possible. Articulation and clarity are key. Guitars, keyboards, and vocals can all have reverb and tons of delay going all the time, but it's my job to keep it down. Reverb is very dangerous on a bass IMO.

mathias wrote:WANT:


FACT.

Whoa WTF, this is my picture! I sold this pedal like a year ago. Must've left it up on Flickr or something.

Yeah it was the first hit on Google Image search for Malekko Chicklet. Sorry?

I don't use reverb, but if my primary amp had it I'd probably use it. I just don't need it enough to necessitate a pedal. Plus I like how, when I kick on a delay, I'm going from a totally dry sound to BAM DELAAAAAY!

I use my amps reverb when I need it. Use delay/reverb with bass as well. Not something to use ALL the time, but it can be done right.

i have a stand alone tube reverb/vibe unit as my only reverb (other than what's on me amps). i'm not the biggest fan of verb, more of a delay guy but as david lee roth once said: "everybody wants some"

mauerkraut wrote:I don't use reverb on bass because I believe my role on the bass is to be as clear as possible. Articulation and clarity are key. Guitars, keyboards, and vocals can all have reverb and tons of delay going all the time, but it's my job to keep it down. Reverb is very dangerous on a bass IMO.

But what about the drones?

i <3 reverb. it is my lifeblood after pitch shift.




and fuzz of course.

smile_man wrote:IT'S BORING.

you're boring

Nothing to be sorry about, I just thought it was funny since I have a great visual memory and was like "man that table looks fami--wait a minute!"

mathias wrote:Yeah it was the first hit on Google Image search for Malekko Chicklet. Sorry?