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I have oft complained about the lack of an MXR verb box, but when I said that, I meant "I want something that costs about $100." That's what MXR means to me anyway.

cool story, bro. 3/10

but yeah, its a little pricier. the pad sounds it can do makes it seem sorta worth it though

The prices are high to cover the production values of their demos...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAeWwMC2EaI[/youtube]

100% wet, stereo I/O (with TRS), trails on/ff, exp that can blend between two settings? Seems pretty sweet to me. Also bonus points for mod and no shimmer! (though pad mode sounds like it gets into that territory, but still...)

i like it.

sounds real good i reckon

Wish someone would slap a reverse reverb on one of these things.

Strange Tales wrote:Wish someone would slap a reverse reverb on one of these things.

+1

Other than the monophonic mini Valeton Coral Verb, and digitech Digiverb, dirt cheap-ish reverse pedal reverb options seem few and far between. Additionally, the reverse verb wet/dry mix has been wonky on most reverb processors I've used other than the Digiverb (including the Zoom MS-70CDR).

I didn't even bother to check the price, but the Carbon Copy was like $150 when I bought it new while I was still a scrub. Is it at least full analog?

Em...I doubt it's analog. Doesn't look like it's got any springs or anything like that

Seem nice imo, just not $200 nice

This is easily the most ridiculous pedal demo I have ever seen. I wonder if the guys over at tgp are creaming themselves rn

HeavyXIII wrote:Is it at least full analog?

most reverb pedals are digital. Spring reverbs are the only real way to do compact real analog reverbs

Yea, analog reverb devices are not going to be small, cheap pedals. And won't have many options.

Digitech consistently hits it out of the park these days simply because they have the Lexicon algos, including the Lexicon reverses.

Nothing else really comes close IMO especially where cheap is concerned since Digi seems to be willing to put the family jewels in anything that'll sell!

DOD used to make an MN3011 based "reverb". Roland did one too (it was called hall echo) on the DC50.