Is the Reverb unit for guitars? I play guitar and was wondering. I would love to have a real spring Reverb in front of my amp. Right now I'm using a Reverb pedal, but it will not "drip" like a spring Reverb. So I take it that this a stereo output since it has a left output, so it must have a right output as well. That would fit nicely into the effects loop of my amp 'cause it's a stereo guitar amp which is a Crate 150. Yeah, I like to play in stereo. Cheers & 73 from W Rusty Lane K9POW in eastern TN
I guess you could use this for a guitar but that is not what it is designed for. It is made to add a little color and perceived loudness to voice and music. It really does not do a sustained reverb. It is a lot more subtle. Not even as much as karaoke reverb. It has left and right channels but they do not interact with each other or track each other like something made for stereo could do. Hint - wire up your speakers out of phase, stand in the middle and play away. Spatial baby!!!
By the way, your bench looks better with the cutting mat rather than the white covering you had previously. I know that my bench covering is getting ripped up by heavier objects like your Yaesu 101B. Cheers from eastern TN
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Is the Reverb unit for guitars? I play guitar and was wondering. I would love to have a real spring Reverb in front of my amp. Right now I'm using a Reverb pedal, but it will not "drip" like a spring Reverb. So I take it that this a stereo output since it has a left output, so it must have a right output as well. That would fit nicely into the effects loop of my amp 'cause it's a stereo guitar amp which is a Crate 150. Yeah, I like to play in stereo. Cheers & 73 from W Rusty Lane K9POW in eastern TN
I guess you could use this for a guitar but that is not what it is designed for. It is made to add a little color and perceived loudness to voice and music. It really does not do a sustained reverb. It is a lot more subtle. Not even as much as karaoke reverb. It has left and right channels but they do not interact with each other or track each other like something made for stereo could do.
Hint - wire up your speakers out of phase, stand in the middle and play away. Spatial baby!!!
By the way, your bench looks better with the cutting mat rather than the white covering you had previously. I know that my bench covering is getting ripped up by heavier objects like your Yaesu 101B. Cheers from eastern TN
It does look a lot better. I liked the white mats but the camera hated them.
Are you in Los Angeles, by chance??
Nope. In ohio.
Do you have an email we can use to contact you about a specific repair?
Hello, yes I do. aervblog@gmail.com