What is your favorite Reverb Pedal !!!!!!!!!!! I like the Catalinbread Topanga seems to the job quite well ..........
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Joined: Feb 26, 2014 Posts: 68 Los Angeles, CA |
What is your favorite Reverb Pedal !!!!!!!!!!! I like the Catalinbread Topanga seems to the job quite well .......... |
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joebonni wrote:
I second the Catalinbread Topanga. Compact and packs a punch and whether playing through my Kentucky Special or Princeton, amazing tones and depth. A lot of punch for the money. —The Me Gustas |
Joined: Jun 24, 2021 Posts: 132 South Bay, CA |
I've had the Catalinbread Topanga for about two years. I run it on 18v. It's the only reverb pedal I've owned, but saying that, I'm very happy with it. —-John "...enjoy every sandwich." -Warren Zevon Fender Stratocaster American Pro II |
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Does this count? —-- |
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chiba wrote:
Yes that counts the old Fender reverb unit very very cool !!!!!!!! |
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Bango_Rilla wrote:
This is bad to the bone yeahhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!! |
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I would say that the True Spring and the Topanga run a tight race. Both are excellent. I’ve used the Topanga for years, quite happily, and still have two of them, neither of which are going anywhere. I bought a True Spring recently, mostly to access the harmonic tremolo, so it is now on my main board. The drip is excellent with the True Spring, and the tremolo sounds are world class. The only negative, is that you can use the tap tempo switch for speed, or to turn the tremolo off and on, which means that you have to bend down and press a control button on the pedal in order to set either depth or speed, which is not something I would want to do between songs, with a guitar strapped around my neck. So, I ended up buying the Vertigo tremolo pedal, anyhow. But I still use the True Spring for reverb, and find it to my liking. You can program it to have quite a number of reverb emulations, although I find the stock tank emulation the most useful. —The artist formerly known as: Synchro When Surf Guitar is outlawed only outlaws will play Surf Guitar. |
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I’ll admit to solely using the EHX Ocean’s 11. I often stack it with the reverb tank on my amp and recently stacked it with another tank off a 60’s Gibson Falcon combo simultaneously . The result was good to my ears, but I also don’t pursue solely classic surf guitar tones. Somewheres between garage, surf and spaghetti appears to be my area. I find live sound is generally dicey and for ease or use, pedals seems to be a reliable option. I’ll likely convert to a reverb unit sooner than later and rescind the entirety of these comments. —Kitten and The Tonics |
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Here's my current pedal board: This is an authentic 1962 Dynocord Echocord (original tape echo and reverb) with matching Eminent amp, all in an original 1962 "flight case". This thing is super rare (I bet even more rare finding it in this setup than the original FRU). It is working as demonstrated to me by the seller, but I need to have it checked thoroughly to bring it up to studio-par as it's of course really old. —Albums: Changing label. https://magnatech.bandcamp.com Last edited: Feb 24, 2023 11:22:39 |
Joined: Jan 06, 2019 Posts: 181 Bananas, TX |
Our band both used Topangas at one point, I liked it but found the Topanga ran a little hot, and found with the combo of pedals I was running ended up bugging my ears whenever I used it. We switched to the Source Audio from there. I liked the Topanga reverb, it just didn't work for me personally (biologically). —Bango Rilla! DiPintos, Fenders and Reverb (oh, my!) The GO-GO Rillas |
Joined: Feb 16, 2012 Posts: 153 Rincon Beach, California, USA |
Recording- Nocturne El Pescadoro and catalinbred Topanga, old fender unit if I can get it working again live- Mr Black Deluxe Plus |
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I have a home brew 6G15 unit that I do adore, but it is a bit large. Just got in a Surfy Bear Classic that fits just nicely on my 62 Princeton: D Last edited: Feb 25, 2023 08:59:52 |
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dhodgeh wrote:
that Surfy Bear Classic is totally awesome yeahhhhhhhhhh |
Joined: Dec 21, 2012 Posts: 77 Willow Street, PA |
Over the years I've had countless reverbs from a '64, '65, & '66 Fender Reverb to a Danelectro Spring King, the Boss 63 Fender Reverb pedal and several others. When I consider both tone/sound and reliability my 1st choice is: give me 3-fingers of 1st Wave SURF |
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Surfy Bear Metal for me, |