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Aside from Boss and Strymon, who makes a stereo reverb?
Stereo ins are cool.
Affordable is the coolest.

Line 6 verbzilla?

TC.

hardwire supernatural/rv-7

Neunaber Stereo Wet

Eventide Space

Walrus Audio Descent (The EXP IN can double as a second input for full stereo operation)

Cathedral....

I have the Marshall reverb pedal. mono in and stereo out, and for dirt cheap it's worth having. Try buepass and pegspression edsel input for delay time.

Iommic Pope wrote:TC.

Always updateable, plus the editor...

Pretty much.
They sound awesome as well (I like my trinity, anyway).
Bonus.

In addition to thw ones stated above:

GLX / Beta Aivin (Boss RV5 knockoff)
Behringer knockoffs of Boss and Line 6 stuff
Line 6 M5 / M-series

sonidero wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:TC.

Always updateable, plus the editor...

Awesome. My go to verb any day of the week. So many options and awesome sounding.

Really liking the HOF. I'm interested in Logidy's convolution reverb pedal, though I tend not to be big on naturalistic reverb sounds.

Happy Hardwire RV-7 owner here. Nice range of effects. I use for washed out ambient/postrock stuff, and for a subtle room verb, and everything inbetween.

All in all it's pretty much on par with the Boss RV-5 imo. They both got their own little strenghts and weaknesses I guess. The RV-7 was just the first out of the two that crossed my way, plus I have to admit I wasn't looking forward to putting yet another boss buffer in my chain. The 'supernatural' seems a bit gimmicky and overrated to me. I didn't wanna pay extra for a bunch of unuesable over the top modulated reverb sounds.

TC electronics: I read a couple of horror stories online about broken/unreliable TC peds, and about really fucked up customer service.

Also, I'm not sure what to think of their whole business model that consist of offering half a dozen identical reverb pedals all with different names and slightly tweaked software/presets or whatever.

The HOF/Trinity also cost a bit more than the HW RV-7 if I'm not mistaking, which made it a no brainer for me.

I'm not a huge fan of Line 6's build quality, but for the money I guess you can't really go wrong with the verbzilla.

KaosCill8r wrote:

sonidero wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:TC.

Always updateable, plus the editor...

Awesome. My go to verb any day of the week. So many options and awesome sounding.

sounds great and is affordable

(I think i'd like it much more if I didn't have a Ghost Echo )

Zoom MS-70CDR

crazy amount of reverb and delays for around $120 new