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I agree Gavin
none of the pedals can match a tube unit, but at living room volume,
the difference just gets a lot smaller. Ive got the digitech reverb,
and I found it good enough to play around with at home. the same will
go for the holy grail and the verbzilla.
btw, nice to know about the weber - i'm waiting on a kit as we speak.
WR
--- In , "Gavin Ehriger"
<gavinehringer@...> wrote:
>
> I hate to be the buzz-kill here, but I want to speak up for the
Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail
> Reverb. I have owned two Fender Reissues Reverb, a couple Premier
Reverbs, and have a
> hand-wired reverb from Weber based on the original Fender cicuit.
>
> While the Weber reverb is the shit, and I highly recommend it as
well as an original, hand-
> wired Fender reverb, the Holy Grail is a very able substitute. It
has great depth and a mild
> amount of "sproing!" when you mute the lower strings.
>
> If you don't have the billies to spend on a real Fender tube
reverb, the Holy Grail is a very
> capable unit at about one-fourth the price. IMHO.
>
> Gavin
>
> >
> > Big E,
> >
> > I'd like to second everyone's opinion of the Fender Reverb unit,
> > but I don't think I'd go so far as to class the original all by
> > itself, and that none of the reissues are worth a damn, sound-
wise.
> > Let your budget be your guide, and you won't be sorry. <g>
> >
> > One more thing. We had a Poll here on the group a while back,
> > dealing with service and noise issues for re-issue units.
> > Search the Archives for the relevant posts, and the Poll itself
> > is a bit more than half way down the page, after you click the
> > the menu at the left.
> >
> >
> > unlunf
> >
>
