Reverb & Tremolo Pedal

I have a reissue Fender 59 Bassman LTD and I was going
to sell it. Then today a friend came over and I keep the Amp
in my Den and we moved the Amp to a different room. What
a difference now I'm looking for a good Reverb & Tremolo
Pedal. I know someone who had a Carl Martin
Tremolo Pedal for sale. I don't know much about them are
they any good:?: Thanks for any help that you can give me:cool:

Check out the Danelectro Cool Cat trem. Cheap, but it sounds great!

The new Strymon Flint. Hasn't even hit the shelves yet.

Get the Voodoo Lab Tremolo

The Hermida is my favorite reverb pedal. One knob, simple, great natural tone.

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The Dano Cool Cat Trem is a great affordable Trem.

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Check out the Strymon Flint. Is not out yet but it should be soon

There's the BOSS '65 Deluxe Reverb pedal that has overdrive, reverb and tremolo

I had the Hermida reverb and a Danelectro tremolo, you can spend a whole lot more, but those pedals are easy to use and sound good, what more do you need?

I'd love to get the smaller Hermida, but my V1 in its 1590BB enclosure sounds so good I'll probably never replace it.:cool:

vox Phantom. . . "you said 'what a difference.' "

so, what was the difference? less noisy? fuller sound??

There's the BOSS '65 Deluxe Reverb pedal that has overdrive, reverb and tremolo

avoid this one, it's a POS. And I'm not anti-BOSS at all; it's not a POS because it's a Boss, it's a POS because it's a POS :lol:

lareplus, when I moved the Amp from my Den to the Back
Bedroom which is bigger the amp started to sound fuller.
I will check out some Reverb & Tremolo pedals at the local
music stores.

Check out the Strymon Flint. Is not out yet but it should be soon

+1 best of the best

You could easily trade that Bassman for a Fender Super Reverb Reissue. That gives you tube tremolo and tube reverb. There's a huge difference between tube trem/verb compared to a pedal. I think you should just trade the amp. I don't have any pedal recommendations. I use a 66 Super Reverb, so I don't need a pedal. This is all my opinion though, you can take it or leave. It's your choice.

+1 best of the best

I have no issues with Strymon... but this pedals isn't out yet. I wouldn't call it the best of the best until you have at least heard one. Its gonna have to be better than my Eventide gear to get on the board.

You could easily trade that Bassman for a Fender Super Reverb Reissue. That gives you tube tremolo and tube reverb. There's a huge difference between tube trem/verb compared to a pedal. I think you should just trade the amp. I don't have any pedal recommendations. I use a 66 Super Reverb, so I don't need a pedal. This is all my opinion though, you can take it or leave. It's your choice.

I think this is a great idea, trade one classic Fender RI for another, and a Super Reverb is just a great amp- the Reverb (especially) and Trem from the SR are going to be just better sounding than a pedal (although I do have an old DR, and a Boss TR-2 trem for my BJ, and I really can set the 2 trems to sound identical)

I just dig a Super Reverb!:wink:

FRV-1 does a good job of imitating a Fender external reverb. I use a Demeter Tremulator lately but I think I might go back to the Voodoo 4-knob. This combo works well in a gig situation -- might not pass the sniff test in a studio but who cares?

the strymon flint clips make it sound like it's gonna be the one to beat, and it's digital!

Super Reverbs are one of my favorite amp models, but you may not want to trade your Bassman for a Super Reverb just because of reverb and tremolo. They're two totally different designs. The Super Reverb will not sound like a Bassman, and you may not like that.

the strymon flint clips make it sound like it's gonna be the one to beat, and it's digital!

yes indeed.