What's your favorite modulated reverb?

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Heard an RV-5 the other day, and I fell in love again. But, do I get it, the Big Sky, the Trinity, the Supernatural, the Wet, or some mystery mod-verb?

Really, just curious to see what your favorite is.
 
Supernatural is awesome. I don't own it, but when I buy a Reverb pedal this is the one.
 
Eventide H8000FW, Lexicon PCM81 :thumbsup:

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For pedals:

I like the Super Natural Reverb
Eventide H9
 
Don´t laugh, but that little Zoom MS70CDR is really cool for a lot of these ambient tones, including modulated reverbs. Does a decent impression of several cool programs you don´t see copied every day. I was toying with the idea to stick one in the rack to handle some occasional shimmer or black hole, since it actually takes hot signals quite well, but in the end I decided that I use those tones way too little.
 
I'm using a Neunaber Wet Reverb.

I don't tend to use the extreme whacky settings very often & only really use it subtly to juice the signal up a bit. It's a cool pedal though & worth checking out.

 
victorlee335":2j8bfqqy said:
Tc hof does a nice job too
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I too really like my HOF.
The verbs are really good and the best feature is that it doesn't "color" the original tone.

The only negative is the one I have with nearly all reverb pedals, they just can't do a real spring reverb emulation.
A real spring reverb has nuances due to an actual spring vibrating in the real analog world that a processor can't quite emulate.
With the HOF I tend to use the other verbs except for the spring setting.
Luckily my Fender HR DLX3 has a sweet real spring verb.
I combine some of the HOF verbs with the amps spring and get some really nice reverb that way.
 
I agree with the whole spring reverb thing... Gotta have a Fender amp for that haha
 
Well when i use verb i mainly use it for big out of this world kind of ambience... So digital reverb works for me haha
 
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