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Over in this thread I tried a cheap-and-cheerful Chinese reverb pedal and it was awful:
http://www.bossareaforum.com/Forum/view ... f=13&t=719

I do have reverb on both my current amps, however:
- Each reverb tank is a "one-trick-pony"
- The reverb time (decay) isn't particularly long
- The Dr Z doesn't have an external footswitch - I could install one, but it wouldn't address the two points above.

So I have been waiting for a high quality reverb pedal to come up for sale locally, and one did yesterday.

I am the new owner of a V1 Strymon Blue Sky reverb pedal.

I think it is the most expensive pedal I've ever bought (the most I've ever paid - not the most valuable). USD$215.

And boy, is it nice.
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Great to hear that it is worth the sum that you paid for it. I have only heard great things about these Strymon pedals, especially the Blue Sky.

Congrats. My most expensive pedal is a reverb pedal too. I love it.
https://www.uaudio.com/guitar-pedals/go ... rator.html

fernieite wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 08, 2023 9:21 pm

Congrats. My most expensive pedal is a reverb pedal too. I love it.
https://www.uaudio.com/guitar-pedals/go ... rator.html

That looks particularly nice too!

VEry nice!

It's easy to buy a ton of cheap reverbs and end up paying more!

Pretty much an industry std these days thos Strymons and for good reason.

I think the V1 prices are a bit lower now with the v2 releases, so a good opportunity!

I'd like the Lex Rotary to try for spin (bahaha!)

fernieite wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 08, 2023 9:21 pm

Congrats. My most expensive pedal is a reverb pedal too. I love it.
https://www.uaudio.com/guitar-pedals/go ... rator.html

Here is one that has just come up for sale here in Calgary:
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-amp-pedal/calga ... 1652846469