a little bit of reverb

[RockfordStone]

hey guys, ive been playing around with my sound, buying various pedals, trying different effects over the years.

i have currently narrowed it down to essential clean, and distortion/overdrive.

i am looking to bring a touch of reverb into my sound, not massive echo or anything, but just a touch

ive tried using my zoom b2.1 to achieve this, but i didnt get on with it as the unit seems to force a tone on you which i don't like.

so now im looking for a reverb/delay pedal in order to get sound.

does anyone have any advice on what pedals would be worth a look, i don't want to spend a massive amount on something as its not going to be the main focus of my sound, but something robust and decent sounding would be great

[Marsy]

Hey man, I use an Iron Ether - Nimbus and love it, think you could too..

[voxpop]

I really like the mkii version of the trex room mate. The reverb is very sweet and there is a setting that has a good chorus sound mixed in.

[RichF]

i suspect given what you say about price you aint in the Iron Ether market nor the £150 Source Audio market, but I am interested in this (and the IE Nimbus).

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[chrismuzz]

Zoom B3 is a vast improvement on the B2

[simwells]

I'm a fan of the TC Hall Of Fame personally, one of the most flexible but small reverb pedals out there. Sounds great too!

[lxxwj]

I don't use a reverb personally, but I've tried a number (and heard a number) on bass and I'd say the EHX Holy Grail is probably the best for just a little bit of reverb to liven things up.

[dudewheresmybass]

I've used the Marshall reflector to great effect. Costs around £80 new and 30-40 s/h
A great solution at a reasonable cost

[RockfordStone]

after reading some reviews i ended up going for a tc electronics hall of fame... well happy with the results