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New Pedalboard set up - reverb

4titude

Commercial User
Feb 17, 2010
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Norfolk, Va.
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Store Manager, Guitar Center - 22 years
I finally got my pedalboard where I want it. One thing I put on there that I have not really used before is the Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master reverb/delay. The way I have been using it is leaving it on at all times with just a touch of reverb. Seems to add some depth to my tone that I'm really into. I kinda got the idea from most of the times I would record the engineer would add a little reverb to my bass track and really dug what it added. Just wondering if anyone is doing something like this with reverb.
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I finally got my pedalboard where I want it. One thing I put on there that I have not really used before is the Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master reverb/delay. The way I have been using it is leaving it on at all times with just a touch of reverb. Seems to add some depth to my tone that I'm really into. I kinda got the idea from most of the times I would record the engineer would add a little reverb to my bass track and really dug what it added. Just wondering if anyone is doing something like this with reverb.
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I do that with my little Moore ReEcho in either analog or tape echo mode. Like you said, it gives a nice but barely noticeable depth :bassist: