Reverb Pedal

[Californiaman]

I'm looking for a good reverb pedal for my Gibson Goldtone Les Paul Jr. Amp.

It's a 5-watt GA-5 and I like reverb.

I checked out TC-Electronics recently are there any others you would recommend?

Any suggestions?

[RichCI]

Never tried it, but the Lee Jackson Mr. Springgy is getting a bit of a buzz lately. Sound clip demo is a bit annoyingly long winded but gives you a good idea of what it's about.

 

http://www.leejackson.com/MrSpringgy_pedal.html

[Californiaman]

Rich,

that's a good sounding pedal. I can see why it's getting a bit of notice. Comparing it with the Fender Deluxe was a good marketing idea too.

[Riffster]

The Marshall Reflector will give you a bunch of options, maybe not a boutique pedal but for the price it seems a good deal.

[elantric]

I like the Line6 Verbzilla

 

but nothing beats a 1963 Fender Tube Reverb unit for surf.

[deepblue]

I like the Line6 Verbzilla

 

+1 Thats what I use. Many choices, and nice sounding as well.

[rybass]

EHX holy grail is outstanding for the cash. Downside is you have to use the power supply that comes with it.

[Californiaman]

EHX holy grail is outstanding for the cash. Downside is you have to use the power supply that comes with it.

 

I was wondering about the Electro Harmonix Holy Grail.

I seen a lot of them on Ebay.

[Thundergod]

What about the Holy Grail?

 

(EDIT: I see you already mentioned it... its a nice pedal... lots of room)

[surfpup]

EHX holy grail is outstanding for the cash. Downside is you have to use the power supply that comes with it.

 

This one I have used - and it sounded very good. (I used a One Spot for power btw - not theirs)

[jefleppard]

+1 on holy grail. closest to fender spring sound.