Suggestion for Bass reverb

[MrPierre]

I'm currently looking for a reverb pedal:

-It need to be bass friendly (little or no loss of low end)

-It need to be easily daisy chain-able

-I like long reverb and "weird" reverb.

-Small enclosure is a plus

And on top of that, I'm kinda broke, so low budget option are more than welcome. If I had no money limitation, I'd go with and Afterneath. I play a Jazz tuned BEAD with quarter pounder pickups.

 

[tom_ric]

I own and love my Iron Ether Nimbus. But for the price TC Electronic Hall of Fame is hard to beat.

 

[4StringsEnough]

Source Audio Dimension. /thread.

 

[SGT. BAKER]

Easy to dialing? The EHX Holy Grail and EBS Dynaverb.

 

[groovebass5]

I use the TC Electronic Hall of Fame Mini and love it. It's small, simple and easy to use with only one knob and sounds great. The toneprint app makes it very versatile as well. The standard HOF is more tweakable but for my needs one knob does just fine. Price is hard to beat too.

 

[Flymo Wang]

have a look at the Mr. Black reverbs. I have the eterna, and the supermoon also looks good. they both meet all of your criteria.

 

[Driven Crane]

Wet gonna make you sweat...

 

[DirtyDuke]

Neubauer wet stereo reverb

 

[Dilbert]

TC HOF suits me just fine.

 

[scotch]

+1 on the Source Audio Dimension! Great long reverbs with tons of editable parameters, an actual low eq for the reverb tone and 2 presets onboard! The sound quality is stunning as well.

 

[Turtle71]

Another vote for the TC Electronic Hall of Fame Mini.

Tiny footprint, zero low loss, tone print app is pretty dang cool, super easy on the wallet.

 

[ggoat!!!]

There is simply NO reverb that compares to the Furman RV-1 for bass. The way you can eq the real spring reverb is invaluable; the lushness and lack of "boing" make this reverb unGodly. A close second is the Peavey Valverb, which also has a passive eq section (compared to the Furman's active parametric setup) but it isn't NEARLY as endearing and full as the Furman. I've NEVER heard another classic vintage analog spring reverb quite like it. The eq is unmatched, and it even includes a built in musical limiter. It's just fantastic.

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[Nick von Nick]

I've run both the EHX Holy Grail and the EarthQuaker Devices Ghost Echo at different times. Both work pretty well for bass, in my experience. I have never really lost any low end.

~Nick "Klaus" G.

 

[MattStonewall]

As commented above I use the Mr. Black Supermoon. Worth a youtube watch even if you don't buy it. I play "weird" and psychedelic doom metal so it fits the bill. You can get a very long decay and add in modulation so it bends it into these haunting after tones. Also dials in normal verb if you wish. The only other "Weird" verb pedal I can think of would be Earthquaker devices AFTERNEATH.

 

[Alien8]

Have to throw this out there for the garuntee of matching of your listed criterion:

Eventide SpAce*

*Except for that daisy chain able thing and being broke.

Go HOF mini and spend time tweaking in the app.

 

[Rumblefisher]

I love the strymon blue sky...there's a lot of power in that unit and the most lush sounding reverb I've come across

 

[Cat-A-Tonic]

Depending on budget...
- Eventide Space / Strymon Big Sky
- Strymon Blue Sky
- EHX Cathedral

 

[DavC]

the TC Trinity ... the newer T2 model has been on sale at GC online ... long weird verbs ... plus Tone Print so you can do whatever you'd like ..

 

[Real Soon]

It's in a fat-ass enclosure, but I've used my Cathedral on bass to extremely cool effect. The hold switch is even more fun on bass than it is on guitar/keys, and it goes from subtle to absolutely cavernous, with a dash of preset functionality. And you can score one used for well under $200 with a little patience.

 

[GMC]

I really like the Zoom MS-70CDR. A wide variety of Verbs, Chorus and delays on offer and the ability to stack 5 of em in any order. Some of them are seriously nice too.