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Reverb Pedal Recommendations?

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I have a Bassman 50 head that I use for cleans, it has no effects and I was looking for a nice reverb pedal to put in front of it. Any recommendations?
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What kind of music?
How much money?
Stereo?
Midi?
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For straight ahead reverb the RV6 is hard to beat. For something more adventurous I absolutely love my Mr Black Supermoon.
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Having used a Boss RV-6 and a Strymon BlueSky, I can recommend the Boss. It’s the best, in the sense that it’s really easy to find, and very affordable.
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Yeah RV-6 is killer.
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How is the RV-5 in comparison to the RV-6?
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Both are good but the 6 sounds clearer in all modes. And it has the shimmer mode, which can be fun.

I dont think you'd be unhappy with the RV5 but the difference in price between the 2 used is usually $30-40 so I'd just get the RV6. It's worth the small price difference.
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Both are good but the 6 sounds clearer in all modes. And it has the shimmer mode, which can be fun.

I dont think you'd be unhappy with the RV5 but the difference in price between the 2 used is usually $30-40 so I'd just get the RV6. It's worth the small price difference.
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Both are good but the 6 sounds clearer in all modes. And it has the shimmer mode, which can be fun.

I dont think you'd be unhappy with the RV5 but the difference in price between the 2 used is usually $30-40 so I'd just get the RV6. It's worth the small price difference.
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Both are good but the 6 sounds clearer in all modes. And it has the shimmer mode, which can be fun.

I dont think you'd be unhappy with the RV5 but the difference in price between the 2 used is usually $30-40 so I'd just get the RV6. It's worth the small price difference.
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Both are good but the 6 sounds clearer in all modes. And it has the shimmer mode, which can be fun.

I dont think you'd be unhappy with the RV5 but the difference in price between the 2 used is usually $30-40 so I'd just get the RV6. It's worth the small price difference.
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The 5 is the worst Boss reverb, IMO. It had a gross brightness I couldn't tune out.

The RV-6 is an awesome pedal. If the OP isn't going to answer any of my questions, then I guess I'll just recommend the RV-6.
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BroSlinger wrote:What kind of music?
How much money?
Stereo?
Midi?


My apologies for not replying to this post earlier.

Not looking to spend much more than $100 bucks, I don't use cleans much (mostly high gain stuff) so I'm not looking for the greatest reverb ever made, just something usable.

Don't need stereo, and don't need midi. I'm a caveman.

It sounds like the RV-6 is what I'm looking for, thanks to everyone for their advice. :thu:
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I'd say get a Dispatch Master and never give a fuck about effects again lol.
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MikeO wrote:
BroSlinger wrote:What kind of music?
How much money?
Stereo?
Midi?


My apologies for not replying to this post earlier.

Not looking to spend much more than $100 bucks, I don't use cleans much (mostly high gain stuff) so I'm not looking for the greatest reverb ever made, just something usable.

Don't need stereo, and don't need midi. I'm a caveman.

It sounds like the RV-6 is what I'm looking for, thanks to everyone for their advice. :thu:


RV-6. :thu: :lol:
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Strymon flint is worth consideration too, if you ever want a flexible tremolo as well
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If you want trem + spring, also check out source audio true spring. Ridiculously good sound.
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Full send
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If you're also looking for a delay, it doesn't have tap tempo but the EQD Dispatch Master sounds lovely and has a solid reverb.
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BroSlinger wrote:If you want trem + spring, also check out source audio true spring. Ridiculously good sound.


For that combination J Rockett‘s Mr Moto should as well get a honorable mention - but as well way above the given budget
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The Keeley DDR has a good reverb and or Delay and Dist/Overdrive all in one. Probably find a used one for a reasonable price.
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