UA Golden Reverberator

Mitch Druckman · Post by **Mitch Druckman** » 6 Jul 2021 10:04 am

Is anyone using the Universal Audio Golden Reverb pedal? What do you think? UA makes excellent plug-ins, but this is their first pedal.

Lance Clifford · Post by **Lance Clifford** » 7 Jul 2021 4:59 am

Mitch,

Doug Young started a thread over on the Acoustic Guitar Forum that you may find useful:

https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/for ... verberator

Hope all is well,

Lance

Susan Alcorn · Post by **Susan Alcorn** » 7 Jul 2021 7:26 am

I went and bought a Golden Reverberator pedal and I tried and tried, but could not get a reverb or a sound that I liked. It also changed the tone of the steel when I plugged it in, so I sent it back to Sweetwater.I'm a big fan of the Lexicon reverbs which is why I bought the pedal (it has a Lexicon 224 setting on it), but it just didn't do it for me. These days I use a Lexicon MPX550 rack mount, but when I fly, I use a Strymon Big Sky pedal which I also have a few issues with, but I like the reverb, and it doesn't suck the tone out of my steel.

Mitch Druckman · Post by **Mitch Druckman** » 7 Jul 2021 9:18 pm

Thank you Lance and Susan. Your replys have been very helpful.

Roland Molegraaf · Post by **Roland Molegraaf** » 13 May 2023 2:17 am

I use the Golden Reverberator from UA. What I like about this effect is that you can determine when you "reverb" come in.

Dave Campbell · Post by **Dave Campbell** » 15 May 2023 10:52 am

i’m using one. i love it. it replaced my strymon flint.

the springs are excellent, but the plates are heavenly. the only issue i have is that the reverbs sound so good that it is easy to use too much of them.

Roland Molegraaf · Post by **Roland Molegraaf** » 15 May 2023 12:35 pm

Dave Campbell wrote:i’m using one. i love it. it replaced my strymon flint.

the springs are excellent, but the plates are heavenly. the only issue i have is that the reverbs sound so good that it is easy to use too much of them.

And the harder you hit the strings, the more reverb you get.