Reverb Pedals
Reverb pedals place your sound in a space, from subtle room ambience to huge cinematic tails. They can mimic classic spring tanks, studio plates and halls or venture into shimmer, modulation and experimental textures. Our Reverb Pedals range includes cinematic designs like the AC Noises Ama V2 and Respira, textural reverb-plus-modulation from the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Procession, compact multi-effects like the Keeley Caverns V2, studio-style ambience with the Cusack Resound v2, modern algorithms from the Red Panda Context 2 and Alexander Space Force, plus classic spring flavours from the Mojo Hand FX Dewdrop.
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Reverb Pedals – Frequently Asked Questions
What types of reverb pedal are there?
Common types include room, hall, plate, spring and more creative modes like shimmer and reverse. Pedals such as the Red Panda Context 2 and Alexander Space Force pack multiple algorithms into one unit, while simpler pedals like the Dewdrop focus on one great, amp-style spring sound.
Should my reverb pedal go before or after delay?
Most players run reverb after delay, so the echoes sound like they are happening in a space rather than reverbs being repeated. Multi-effect pedals like the Keeley Caverns V2 make this routing very easy. Some ambient players experiment with delay after reverb for more abstract textures, but as a starting point, placing reverb last (or near last) in the chain works well.
Can I get ambient and shimmer sounds from a reverb pedal?
Yes. Many modern reverbs include shimmer, octave and modulation options designed for ambient playing. The AC Noises Ama V2 adds bitcrushing to its lush reverb for shimmering, grainy tails, while the Respira combines reverb with LFO tremolo for moving soundscapes. The OBNE Procession also blends reverb with flanger, filter and tremolo for highly textural ambience.
Is a simple reverb pedal enough if my amp has built-in reverb?
If your amp already has a basic spring reverb, a pedal can expand your options. A compact unit like the Mojo Hand Dewdrop can refine that classic sound, while multi-mode pedals such as the Context 2 or Space Force open up plates, halls and creative modes your amp cannot provide.
What are good first reverb pedals to try?
For a simple, great-sounding spring type, the Dewdrop is hard to beat. If you want both delay and reverb in a single pedal, the Keeley Caverns V2 is a very practical choice. Ambient players should look at the Ama V2, Respira or Procession for more atmospheric textures.
