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If you're talking about the Boss RV-3 reverb pedal, the Holy Grail
sounds WAY better in my opinion. When I use my Fender tank, the Holy
Grail is my backup. When I'm too lazy to bring the Fender, the Holy
Grail is a decent substitute and the RV-3 is the backup. The RV-3's
reverbs aren't real good sounding, especially for surf... but they'd
get you by in an emergency. This is something to consider, given the
Holy Grail's flimsy construction and sometimes flaky operation. Boss
pedals are bulletproof.
Rob Woolsey
--- In , "Eric Hutchinson"
<surfinseattle@h...> wrote:
> How would the boss digital pedal rank to the holy grail or the
other
> pedal's mentioned previous?
>
>
> --- In , "Alex Hoffman"
> <indiglowblue@y...> 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
