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Suggestion for Bass reverb

if you were able to rank Iron Ether Nimbus, TC Hall of Fame, & EHX Holy Grail. what order would you put them in?
I really want the Iron Ether Nimbus.....but it's pretty pricey, so i'm considering the other two.
 
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.

Speaking of Digitech, it reminds me that the Zoom ms70 CDR doesn't get many mentions on this thread. It fits the budget, power supply criterions, and surely has a lot of weird stuff, let's hope it's bass friendly !

Another vote for the MS70. The sounds are pretty cool and it's pretty bass friendly, IME. Just that in some cases you might be limited to as few as 2 effects in the 'chain'/'stack'. This is especially true for certain reverbs, given the processing power they consume.
 
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if you were able to rank Iron Ether Nimbus, TC Hall of Fame, & EHX Holy Grail. what order would you put them in?
I really want the Iron Ether Nimbus.....but it's pretty pricey, so i'm considering the other two.

I haven't tried the Hall of Fame, but I'd rate the Nimbus higher than the Holy Grail, which is better suited to guitar. The only bummer about the Nimbus is that, at least my version anyway, doesn't do trails.
 
No user experience yet, but I'm looking for a Mooer ShimVerb. Heard it handles bass well, it takes almost no pedalboard real-estate and the price is hard to beat, just 69 euro's. It has a spring and room setting, and a silly shimmer reverb :p. I don't think daisy-chaining it will be much of an issue.

Was first thinking about the HOF Mini, but I prefer manually dialing over setting it up on computer.