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The other EQD reverbs were already mentioned, but personally I use Levitation pre dirt. On my larger board it's RM-1N

+1 to Afterneath and Levitation

I also like Spring Tanks pre dirt. Especially if you keep lots of the high end sproing and clank and cut some of the bass of the signal it pushes distortion really nicely

RM-1N for sure, and Dr Scientist RRR too, especially plate 1.

I think belton brick-based verbs are the best choice for this, or something with a pre-delay control.

small box holy grail
alesis reverbs (i've used midiverb ii, nanoverb, and quadraverb gt. still have the midiverb ii)
not a huge fan of belton reverbs/pt2399s in general

Snufkino wrote:I think belton brick-based verbs are the best choice for this, or something with a pre-delay control.

I came here to say Dunk Tank. Especially when it's cranked up, because it adds boost!

julius_deane wrote:

Snufkino wrote:I think belton brick-based verbs are the best choice for this, or something with a pre-delay control.

I came here to say Dunk Tank. Especially when it's cranked up, because it adds boost!

I copied the circuit just to check it out and it was pretty nice. I think they're sub $100, yeah? Def not a bad option for a nice little pre-dirt virb.

RV-5 or RV-6 on modulated settings is always good

nux oceanic is pretty dope too

RRR was always great as well


oh and tech 21 boost RVB

hbombgraphics wrote:
RRR was always great as well

def a good one

Dunk Tanks are around $130 when they pop up. Kind of wish I hadn't sold mine, but I have plenty of verb.

I've been using the Ocean's 11 in this spot lately.