Cheap reverb pedal?

I need a reverb pedal. I need it to sound as spring reverby as possible----in small doses. Please don't tell me to buy a Fender (or other) outboard reverb unit....had 'em, sold 'em, too poor to buy another. Thanks!!

Did I mention I'm poor?

I have one of these it is pretty decent for the price http://store.guitarfetish.com/NEW-DESIGN-Retro-Verb-Classic-Stereo-Digital-reverb-Pedal-Analog-Sounds_p_2187.html

A used Hermida audio reverb pedal? I had one and thought it sounded very good.

Used EHX Holy Grail

The Holy Grail reverb sounds good but requires it's own special ac adaptor, and some folks have complained about noise issues with them.
I had one, didn't notice any hum or noise, but didn't like having to run a seperate adaptor for it.

Yeah, I should have mentioned that. I personally have never had any probs with EHX, but their quality control does seem suspect.




(Thanks Ringo!)

Boss FRV-1 is holding down the spot on my board. Sounds much like a Fender tank and seems to turn up used for $100 or so. Much more amp-like than the Holy Grail, which I own & like for its own thing.

Come on, cheapskates.......I need a DEAL!

Uh, Behringer Reverb?



Can't speak for tonal quality, and they're made out of plastic, but they are cheap

Biyang Tri-reverb is cheap and sounds good, but it's not very springy

The Behringer is actually pretty good sounding. I think mine is the 400 model. Very springy, with depth, tone, and mix for the amount of verb. I think I paid $30 for mine. Eats batteries, but all verbs do. Really good verb and fairly quiet too. For about $80, the BYOC build your own reverb is incredibly good and it is the most authentic/springy sounding verb of any pedal I have heard. It uses the "Belton BricK" reverb module, which is the same module used on a lot of the high end boutique verbs.

I bought a used Digitech Digiverb for $45 at Atomic Music---it gets one reverb I like....mission accomplished!