Bass Reverb Pedal.

[Nephilymbass]

The digitech polara is nice. It has my favorite sounds from both the hardwire reverbs. And it takes up less space and looks pretty cool imo, also comes with a knob protector just like the Hardwire pedals.

 

[silvertone]

I bought an EBS Dynaverb from a Talkbasser and never looked back.
It's awesome, though brand new its overpriced - but it's built like a tank, has a small footprint, takes a 9 volt or standard power supply and sounds amazing.

 

[RaniBrandt]

I've got the Biyang Baby Boom RV-10, and it's great for bass as well as guitar. And cheap, at about $54 on Amazon.

Sample video:


Amazon link:
Amazon.com: BIYANG'S "BABY BOOM" RV-10 TRI-REVERB: Musical Instruments

 

[bassbrad]

Zoom MS70CDR CHORUS DELAY REVERB

 

[King Weapon]

I 100% recommend the Boss RV3 (Digital Reverb/Delay). The tone is on the "brighter, colder" side, but it cuts through a live band mix wonderfully (both during loud and quiet songs). It's a pretty diverse pedal too... it has 3 delay modes, 4 delay/reverb modes, and 4 reverb modes AND can get 100% wet (for those spacey, ambient parts!). Can be found on ebay under 200

 

[Unemploid]

he mostly plays the high notes but this pedal sounds awesome.

 

[lfmn16]

Fuzzrocious Afterlife.

 

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[deste]

A good reverb for bass? Any of the ones listed above.

You just have to keep it turned off.

 

[FretNoMore]

Like others here I actually prefer a short delay with feedback rather than a reverb; it makes the sound bigger in a similar way while keeping it clearer and punchier than a reverb does.

 

[DavC]

HOF or it's variants are pretty cool ... ( Trinity , Arena ) especially with the Tone Print option ...

I also would like to get a Supernatural reverb , ... but more for use on guitar and keys for those long chorused lush verbs ...
I prefer a shorter Spring type verb sound for bass ...

I would Only get something that your can program a bit ... and something that has a MIX or Blend knob ....!

 

[01FromFinland]

Mooer Shimverb does 100% fine on bass as well.
Recently I got myself(and have used instead of the Mooer) a Jack Deville Dark Echo. Fantastic delay for bass.

 

[Lebowsky]

Any other suggestions?

The Iron Ether Nimbus is a reverb made specifically for bass. It is simple, easy to use and sounds amazing. It can do the ambient thing too though it's not quite as tweakable as the Dimension. Also the newer ones have bass and treble controls for the reverb effect. Pricier than the Dimension but also quite nice.

There's a couple used for sale in the for sale section...

The Nimbus is worth every penny. I'm using a Context, but the trend I have found is that being able to cut the lows helps the reverb fit in. If you don't cut the lows they will take over in the reverb. That's either a good thing or a bad one.

I second the Nimbus.

Nimbus - Iron Ether

Nimbus all the way. Get one used to save money.

 

[Loki182]

Tc electronics Hall of fame

 

[rtav]

Markbass Riverbero - if you can find one.

 

[Joshua Pickenpaugh]

Tc electronic hall of fame. I got it for 80 on eBay and it does everything I'll probably ever need.

+1. It also has a nice, downloadable TonePrint of Gary Willis' plate reverb setting. Sounds lovely.

 

[Dash Lashes]

MATCHLESS RV-1

 

[storybass]

My dad gave me a big sky over the weekend for my birthday.Its the best reverb I've ever used,so many options that I'll never figure out.

 

[dirtgroove]

I'm,very happy with the line6 m9 reverb options. If you can find a used m5 it'd also give you some great delay and octave options too.

 

[groovebass5]

I use the TC Electronics HOF Mini and I have no complaints. The Tony Grey reverb is great! Really wild above 12 o'clock but nice and subtle when around 10 o'clock or so. The toneprint app is great too! I bought it new for around $80