Best reverb pedal for PSG
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Best reverb pedal for PSG
What brand reverb pedal do folks think is best suited to pedal steel guitar? I'm looking to spend about $200.
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I've tried both and I like the Holy Grail much more. I'd say just go with the Wet though. There are some good deals on Reverb.
The other reverb I use a lot for steel is the Flint 70s setting. It's over 100 dollars more though - which is only worth it if you need a tremolo (the tremolo is amazing in that one).
My only complaint with the Holy Grail is that it seems to not have enough pre delay for me. The notes/attack seem very saturated with a moderate amount of reverb.
The other reverb I use a lot for steel is the Flint 70s setting. It's over 100 dollars more though - which is only worth it if you need a tremolo (the tremolo is amazing in that one).
My only complaint with the Holy Grail is that it seems to not have enough pre delay for me. The notes/attack seem very saturated with a moderate amount of reverb.
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TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb Pedal
Hey Lane, what is your opinion of the TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb Pedal?Lane Gray wrote:I love the Holy Grail. But nearly all the $200 units will sound pretty good.
Thanks, Mike