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I REALLY wan't a pedal with a revese reverb or swell in it , something preferably with some other effects but under $200.

digitech xp300 space station has swells and reverse reverb among a bunch of other fx.

for under 200 tho? im not sure i think they are pretty rare, but hey u never know

the hardwire rv-7 reverb does reverse...pretty nice all in one reverb pedal

Digitech really stepped it up with the hardwire series, at least with the reverb/delay/chorus

digitech pds-3000(?) pedalverb

Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D. wrote:digitech xp300 space station has swells and reverse reverb among a bunch of other fx.

for under 200 tho? im not sure i think they are pretty rare, but hey u never know

+1 for the Space Station. I picked one up last year off of TGP. An amazing unit, the reverse settings are a blast. I highly recommend one, but they tend to go for $300-400 when they do pop up, so not sure if it fits your bill.
This guy runs thru the settings pretty quick... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBf2lc0PCxA

I'll second the Hardwire rv-7... It has reverse and all the reverb settings are pretty decent. CG had them on sale a few weeks ago for $99 (over now) , usually $149. Almost picked one up for the hell of it.

Alesis Nanoverbs go for low prices.

I paid $40... The effect on the NV is labeled as a "non-linear" reverb (just telling you in order to avoid possible confusion).

I'm sure there are better reverbs for this... The reverse reverb on the nano seems kind of overly "bright" to me... If that's the correct adjective...

Also, they only work with Alesis 9V AC adapters!

the raytownian wrote:Alesis Nanoverbs go for low prices.

I paid $40... The effect on the NV is labeled as a "non-linear" reverb (just telling you in order to avoid possible confusion).

I'm sure there are better reverbs for this... The reverse reverb on the nano seems kind of overly "bright" to me... If that's the correct adjective...

Also, they only work with Alesis 9V AC adapters!

+1 on Nanoverb - I've been trying all these cheap-ish solutions and Nanoverb was - bright, but simple and overall best sounding unit - works for me...

I've seen spx-90's go for $150 buy it now price on ebay more than once

sjtele wrote:

Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D. wrote:digitech xp300 space station has swells and reverse reverb among a bunch of other fx.

for under 200 tho? im not sure i think they are pretty rare, but hey u never know

+1 for the Space Station. I picked one up last year off of TGP. An amazing unit, the reverse settings are a blast. I highly recommend one, but they tend to go for $300-400 when they do pop up, so not sure if it fits your bill.
This guy runs thru the settings pretty quick... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBf2lc0PCxA

I'll second the Hardwire rv-7... It has reverse and all the reverb settings are pretty decent. CG had them on sale a few weeks ago for $99 (over now) , usually $149. Almost picked one up for the hell of it.

The Space Station looks like infintite fun!!! If don't end up getting one now, I'll deffinetly find one in the future.

1,2,3, Pull Out! wrote:

sjtele wrote:

Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D. wrote:digitech xp300 space station has swells and reverse reverb among a bunch of other fx.

for under 200 tho? im not sure i think they are pretty rare, but hey u never know

+1 for the Space Station. I picked one up last year off of TGP. An amazing unit, the reverse settings are a blast. I highly recommend one, but they tend to go for $300-400 when they do pop up, so not sure if it fits your bill.
This guy runs thru the settings pretty quick... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBf2lc0PCxA

I'll second the Hardwire rv-7... It has reverse and all the reverb settings are pretty decent. CG had them on sale a few weeks ago for $99 (over now) , usually $149. Almost picked one up for the hell of it.

The Space Station looks like infintite fun!!! If don't end up getting one now, I'll deffinetly find one in the future.

Also, if you get one of the other XP series pedals (which are usually a lot cheaper), Adam over at GuitarGeek can mod it to include all of the modes of all 4 XP models. That's what I did, it cost about $300 all around ($150 for an XP-200, and $150 for the mod). The cool thing that I now have the Space Station, the Whammy, and a bunch of reverbs and modulations all in one. Pretty good deal I think.

I just bought that yamaha i've been asking about in another thread,the fx500.I've been able to dial in a great reverse reverb (or,in this case - early reflections)
almost the same moment i plugged in my guitar...well...maybe not that fast,but it was lazy-easy.

The whole vibe is very similar to MBV's Tremolo,Glider and Loveless sounds.Those reverb/early reflections sounds/presets should be like those on yamaha spx90,as far as i know,or at least very similar

I would definitely recommend it (i bought it ONLY for reverb),it's nice AND cheap
Oh,and it does the infinite reverb thing very well

What about the reverse reverb on the Kaoss Pad Mini? Does anyone have one? What extra components are required when using on guitar (if it IS useful on guitar)?

bigchiefbc wrote:Also, if you get one of the other XP series pedals (which are usually a lot cheaper), Adam over at GuitarGeek can mod it to include all of the modes of all 4 XP models. That's what I did, it cost about $300 all around ($150 for an XP-200, and $150 for the mod). The cool thing that I now have the Space Station, the Whammy, and a bunch of reverbs and modulations all in one. Pretty good deal I think.

wow that is awesome

1,2,3, Pull Out! wrote:What about the reverse reverb on the Kaoss Pad Mini? Does anyone have one? What extra components are required when using on guitar (if it IS useful on guitar)?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6g_jeVOksA[/youtube]

This guy explains what you need to do to put it in your rig. It's looks a little too complicated for me.

Not complicated just expensive