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aside from the eventide space, any recommendations? i'm usually not interested in digitech stuff but am actually curious about the polara...
*need stereo in & out




edit: changing this - anyone gone w/ two mono reverbs after something else stereo / a splitter instead of one stereo?
i'm going to be running to two separate amps, maybe that's a better way to go anyway...

if so what've you chosen to use?

Reverb is used for a bunch of different things. Want to have huge, ambient-y reverb or more subtle stuff? Haven't tried the Polara but I bet you could find it in a store and try it

I'd try out a Boss RV-6 as well because I've heard they improved a lot on the RV-5

There's also obviously the TC Hall of Fame.

I like the HOF. Not OMG-Amazeballs but really good and useful, and the Toneprint thing can be fun. I think it's a better reverb than the Zoom MS stuff, though if you want shimmer stuff and a good L6 Particle sim, the 70cdr and 100bt have those, and a bunch else and effects chaining. I love some of the MS models, but while doing less, on average the HOF does a higher level of quality at the admittedly fewer things it does. Oh, and the MS stuff can be a pain in the ass to really get the most out of in a live set without a lot of premeditation.

I have a Digi iStomp set for the Lexi Hall reverb and it's really solid for a compact pedal reverb, and the other reverb models it does don't slouch, so I would think the Hardwire R7 and Polara wouldn't slouch, either.

Unless you go back to a Hardwire or iStomp, all of this stuff has tightly spaced stereo jacks that don't like pancake plugs. Straight plugs or expensive solderless kits, unless the EBS patches play nice with them. Plan accordingly.

I can't recommend the Hardwire RV-7 more, I've consistently come back to it having tried out more feature packed and flashier reverbs!

what about that nw neunaber? I've tried the supernatural from digitech and it's pretty cool, but colors/eats your tone. you might be into that tho

i knew of the stereo wet but hadn't heard about the immerse yet...

might give that hardwire a shot. never had any of those.

have the hardwire pedals been both digitech and lexicon?
or is hardwire just part of the name of the digitech supernatural?

I don't want to hijack, but when recording a stereo effect like this, would you take your two outputs, and pan them hard right and hard left, or do they have phase cancellation that takes care of that, so you leave them both unpanned at center?

i'm just planning a live rig w/ two amps at opposite sides of the stage. haven't gone that far yet.

also i fucking hate spiders.

space6oy wrote:have the hardwire pedals been both digitech and lexicon?
or is hardwire just part of the name of the digitech supernatural?

I think the hardwire brand was an offshoot of digitech must not have been to successful judging by how digitech is rereleasing
some of that line with a few changes here and there now under the digi name.

i'm still totally open to suggestions, but i'm actually gonna start off trying a TC T2.

(also thanks guys! )