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Hi Alex,
I used a Holy Grail until recently (I finally finished
building a Fender reverb unit clone), and while it has
some shortcomings, it isn't a bad pedal. Sound-wise it
gets plenty wet, but doesn't quite have the same
clarity and "drippiness" of a real tank. Even so, it's
well worth the $65 I shelled for it on ebay. I think
most non-surf guitarists (i.e. non-reverb-mongers)
tend to give it very high marks, and even quite a few
surf players seem to keep them around for a backup.
Ric
--- Alex Hoffman <> wrote:
> I know you guys have talked about this before, and I
> was following the
> discussion very closly, but I need an opinion. I
> bought one of those
> Dano Corned Beef reverb pedals and was fairly happy
> with it, because I
> originally had no reverb. While having fun double
> picking some high
> notes, a loud and scary screeching sound blurted out
> of my amp and I
> don't think the pedal survived.
>
> Anyway to make a long story short...
>
> I want to replace it with a good quality pedal. I
> have been
> considering buying a Holy Grail or a Digiverb. I'm
> kinda aiming at a
> price of $100 and under. What do you guys suggest
> for an amatuer surf
> guitarist like me?
>
> Thanks a bunch,
>
> Alex
>
>
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