Reverb is a common feature of many amplifiers, but sometimes having a switchable reverb on the floor is more helpful than reverb in your amp. Sometimes amps don’t have reverb either. And sometimes, having two stages of reverb can be very helpful.

This reverb is very simple in function, but deep in sound. It’s likened to a spring reverb, which is an analog form of reverb found inside amplifiers.

The Reverb’s controls are fairly simple.

1. 1.The Reverb knob affects the amount of reverb blended into the analog dry signal path.
   

2. 2.The Dwell control blends additional reverb in a feedback loop creating longer reverb trails.
   

The excellent feature of this pedal is that as you turn up the dwell you can create nearly infinite reverb trails which allows you create cavernous sound while retaining a relatively clean and strong dry guitar signal.