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Can you tell me which Danelectro pedal that is (corned
beef?) They have a ton of pedals with names taken off
a grocery list. I saw the Holy Grail listed for $160
or so and most of the Danelectro around 50 bucks.
Maybe I'm looking at the wrong thing....
pat.
--- Jerry <> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> First of all I would like to welcome you guys!!!
>
> I would like to add a thought on reverb pedals.
> The Electro Harmonix Holy Grail is a nice reverb
> pedal, sounds great for
> practicing and even for rehearsal.
> Also the new Danelectro reverb pedal with kick pad
> (to simulate the
> spring twang when you kick the real thing) seams to
> sound fine too.
> (Didn't have the chance to try that one out)
>
> Anyway there are some cool cheap(er) spring reverb
> units (with real
> springs, instead of digital spring sound) out there.
> O.K. Nothing beats a Fender Spring, but that one
> could get deep into
> your pocket!
>
> In the Sixties many (music) companies made
> freestanding reverb units,
> which sound really nice. Not all of them are tube
> amplified, but most of
> them function as pre-amp as well.
>
> Again most sound (very) different from the Fender
> one, but they have
> there own sound which can make a difference when you
> are on a budget and
> they sound surf enough to me.
>
> Just my two cents,
>
> Jerry S. from Belgium "The Ohmmen"
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