Blindfold Reverb Challenge! - Strymon, UAFX, Neunaber, Source Audio!
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⏰ Timestamps ⏰
» 0:00 What We Are Doing Today
» 2:30 Let's Compare Plate Reverbs!
» 12:16 Quick Plate Comparisons!
» 12:57 Picking a Plate!
» 13:16 Spring Reverbs!
» 15:53 Is a Big Room a Hall?
» 16:07 Hall Reverb!
» 19:25 Pete's Choices!
» 19:53 Lee's Thoughts!
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Pete's playing makes me want all of these, but then I realise what I really want is his skill.
Practice. Take lessons. Learn songs. Expand your vocabulary. Become more conscious of your touch and dynamics when you play.
That's all things that I need to do myself, but I've got another fucus right now.
Anytime I need a bit of inspiration while practicing. If I feel I’m playing extra bad I’ll put on an Anderton video with Pete or Rabea playing and it just makes me play better.
The plate verb on the Illumine (and Pete's playing with it) was stunning.
Incredible blindfolded playing from Pete! It's great to see Neunaber in the mix. I use their Immerse Reverberator Mk. II and love it!
I think this shows you can't go wrong with any of these! They all sound fantastic
Reverb is one of the few effects where you can’t really go wrong with most of the major brands.
UAFX nailed the spring reverb .
They barely scratched the surface of that Neunaber Illumine.
Number 3 sounds absolutely tremendous!
Pete's playing is superb. Very musical. Bravo bravo
Strymon always seem to have some kind of magic hermetically sealed inside each unit...🎵🎸🎸🎵...my Flint arrived today from Andertons and it's awesome...!! ...🎶👍🎶
I love the Big Sky, but all of these are great pedals.
Pete is so good. Geez. What an understated personality + fantastic player.
Pete’s playing is absolutely heavenly
That Golden Spring is CRAZY good.
I gave the hall and the spring to the Reverberator, they all sound amazing though
Exceedingly thankful for this! Please consider doing a high-end tremolo shootout 🤞🏻
Ventris absolutely favorite🖤
The Ventris allows two reverbs to be used at the same time easily (parallel or serial) and to save presets.. boom. Game Over :)
I mean, they'll all do the job more than adequately, but for some reason I preferred the Ventris myself
man did I like this comparison! if you's could do more like these, it would be great! really liked Pete's playing and zeroing in on those reverbs!
Petes playimg is on such a Jedi level I forget he's blindfolded!
For the budget conscious I'd recommend the Foxgear Rainbow
Great shootout. All great pedals but I thought the Strymon was a bit better all around too. Can’t go wrong with any of them though, this was a great choice of reverb pedals. Nice work mates. Keep the videos coming!
The fact that he’s playing beautifully blindfolded is amazing
Yes indeed a hall is a big room 😂 Never thought about it that way before
Love the plate and the spring sound on the UA.
Plate in the Blue Sky is also gorgeous.
Honestly though I’m yet to hear a plate reverb that sounds miles better than the Catalinbread Talisman, if you don’t care for stereo, that can’t be beat.
That was very interesting that the Blue Sky came out on top.
I have one which I use with synths.
It is also interesting that the BS has the least amount of chained effects thus making what it does have as almost pure.
They reckon if you stack up a load of different patches together it can get muddy.
So glad you went for Blue sky.
I love listening to Pete. What a great player he is.
I thought i liked one more than another, until Lee changed settings. In conclusion, they probably all do a great job if you know how to set them up.
If you're spending this sort of money on a reverb and you can't take ease of use into account (because it's a blind test) then they'd better all be "perfect", or what's the point? They're trying to distinguish between the last 1% of tone, and by that point you're just talking about how you feel on the day.
I liked the Illumine the best on the Plate setting for its metallic tone. I wish Pete could of had a chance to dial in his favorite tone on each pedal. They're obviously all good pedals. Thanks
Can you include the H90 in one of these shootouts? I have 3 reverbs and love them all. Thanks for another great show. You guys are awesome! Much love for Boston!
Love Ventris. ❤
I think that considering all the knobs they give you, you could more or less dial them all in to sound like each other. Lee’s statement about going for features might be the way to go.
So fun to watch!
Whoah, I DID pick #3 for the first one!
And the answer is.... they're all great - and at this price point, so they should be! It is a slightly weird idea to make different pedals sound the same and then pick the 'best' one. For me, in this group, its between the Blue Sky and Ventris, although as I have an Immerse (Mk1) I don't need any of them...Pete's playing is of course the real star!!
The fact that all of them are over £300 and one is over £500 I think I'll just stick to my TC Electronic Hall Of Fame 2😏🤘
Hall of fame or skysurfer (I think it’s called) for me. TC are sweet!
With the exception of the Spring, The hall of fame 2 is incredible. I think the Boss RV-6 is the best spring I've tried yet. If you put that spring in the hall of fame, to me it'd be a perfect reverb pedal.
Me2, i mean i could buy one of these if i really wanted but i use very little reverb in band situations because it gets too much easily. Maybe for solo playing at home some expensive hi-end reverb would be more fun but also sort of pointless, i rather save space on my pedalboard for other huge pedals and keep the Hall Of Fame 2
Nothing wrong with that! Those are fantastic sounding
Great stuff
I use a cloudburst for board space! really nice! the strymon I think deserves more credit is the nightsky!! use to have one, its really good
When you guys switch to the lavs, and away from the amp mics, I can hear soooooo much more detail as everything trails away. I wish I could hear that detail "on purpose?".
the golden is great, bit the blue sky too... if I had to choose I'd go for the golden...
The Wet algorithm on the Illumine wins every time. I always use that on mine.
I find most digital spring reverbs a bit off, but the UA pedals does it very well. Thanks.
I have a blueSky but I never use it anymore, my surfybear reverb kills it.
@@kikomarty4337 Can't go wrong with real springs. 👍
That hansen is so beautiful
Thank you!!!
it's just hard to concentrate on comparing stuff because I enjoy Pete's playing and the whole video.. :)
You'll be happy with any of this pedals :)
I'd have the UA personally but there's so many great reverbs at much lower prices so for my subtle acoustic they're overkill. I currently use a neunaber wet and it gets the job done admirably as well
Do this again, but for the best ambient pedal. Tones of decay, modulation, and mix at 60% or more. That's where the illumine shines best. Ventris-illumine-bigsky or cloudburst- Meris!
The Meris is definitely something special. A lot to explore but also a lot that I wouldn't use. Expense included, I'd probably pick the Catalinbread Soft Focus for usable ambience at easier price. Meris is king for options and quality but definitely take the Soft Focus over the Cloudburst.....I spent a lot of time with each and the Soft Focus is just in another league.
I've got the hall of fame 2 and that's always been ok for me, as most amps have a standard reverb anyway. I use it a lot more since I bought the orange pedal baby though. The trouble is with the shimmers etc, they sound amazing messing around at home. But for a practical use, ie gig etc there's just not that many songs I can use it on. I wouldn't be without it though.
Illumine for plate and UA for spring
Slightly outside the scope of this shoot-out I suppose, but shame they didn't demo the plate shimmer setting on the Strymon BlueSky. Sounds other-worldly; absolutely gorgeous, ethereal trails of warm, sparkly reverb in stereo. Start messing around with it and you'll lose hours of your day in bliss. I love my BlueSky, especially when mated to the El Capistan tape delay pedal. Strymon never disappoints!
Love my ventris. More proof that Pete can play anything without seeing the fretboard
I took the plunge, spent a lot of time with these and a few more....SRV Strat neck pickup only & .14 LP Traditional w/ '59 reissue pickups. Strymon just sounded too thin. really like UA, but it came down b'ween Neunaber MKII and the Ventris.....both rich tones but the Ventris had more reverb options, more wways to sculpt different textures with each reverb option. I really love Neunaber but the Ventris is a perfect 10 of 10.....and still king of Reverb in my opinion. GFI Specular Tempus was awesome but not user friendly for quick changing and dialing on the fly.
Yep same here. I play a 50s reissue with late 50s pickups. It’s a beautiful pairing. Love the e-dome setting a lot. I am glad i went with the ventris over a big sky. It doesn’t effect tone, and love the treble control for that.
Is anyone going to mention that Pete is playing all this amazing stuff blindfolded?
Beautiful Reverb Sounds ♥️🎶🔊 as always Pete's Guitar playing is Awesome 🎸🎶🔊♥️ what make is The Guitar Pete's Playing?
Golden.
Maybe I’m hearing it differently or have dramatically different taste, but the Illumine absolutely crushed all of these in every comparison.
Would have loved to see a big sky in this. Strymon always kills it.
Blue Sky is pretty darn good and a bit less expensive. I can get most of what Big Sky can do with Blue Sky. No it’s not as feature rich as Big Sky but I love Blue Sky.
I have a Big Sky and Flint and it covers all the sounds I need to cover and does it superbly
@@DanielC__ Sure, why not if that fits what you need
The UAFX does it for me. The Strymon is good but, to me, sounds a little harsh. Still wouldn´t swap my Moore reverb though! 🙂
I came and stayed for the show...❤
I'd watch any video with this guitar in it! Even one where Pete runs British chocolate into the ground for an hour. I need that Hansen!
I'd like to see y'all have a go at some of the Alexander pedals, namely the Rewind delay and Space Force reverb.
Their sugarcube chorus is crazy awesome
I think Danish Pete (Great name go Danish!) knows full well when he was playing through the Golden and it’s superb sound.
I'd love to see this for delays!
We’ll have to wait for that…..
Hmm, no eventide black hole / h9 / h90? It'd be interesting to see one of those in the mix, especially sincd H9s can be had for less used now as people move to the h90.
Ventris is KING, Golden is QUEEN. BLIESCKY is the daughter.
PS my favourite is the Illumine but then I already use the Immerse!
Vongon Ultrasheer gets my vote. I've owned the Neunaber, UAFX and Ventris...for a long, silky, lush reverb, Vongon beats them all
Strymon all the way! brilliant guys!👌🏻
I thought overall the Ventris is the winner. But, I'd be tempted to go with their Collider instead, for delays as well. Ventris had the lushest most complex sounding plate, and it's spring was very good. UAD had best spring, and plate was quite good - I notice these are good value second-hand now selling for around £250 and sound amazing for that almost 'mid-price' money. Illumine had a very good plate, but it's spring was the worst. I thought the Strymon honestly sounded a bit lo-fi, though it did have a pleasant warm character that merged with the guitar tone well - so it's still remains great choice after all these years. Illumine should think about improving their spring algorithm. Worth throwing a GFI Skylar into a mix, if testing Hall - great reverb at mid-price money, but don't think it does a Spring. Good plate though. Check out the Flamma FS02 too, love mine for £70. Had a Specular Tempus too and that had some lovely reverbs too - and so compact - with some reverb+delay and shimmer algos too.
The best value pedal is the Boss RV-6. It is in the medium price range and sounds insanely good. Would have loved to see how it compares in the test and how cheaper pedals would have sounded too.
It does sound good. The EHX Oceans 12 is another good mid-price reverb. On the cheaper pedals, I have a Flamma FS02, and I like it as much as the Boss RV-6. Slightly above the RV-6 I like the GFI Skylar best. For guitar, my favourite overall is the UAD Golden Reverberator because it does extremely well all round, and is best for spring reverb.
This........
I totally agree.....the RV6 is immense!
RV6 is a great value. But I was able to get a Neunaber Immerse Mk-II for $20 more than the RV6, so I went with the Neunaber. Out of all the reverbs, I like the Nuenaber the best. BigSky is great, but I don't need a $500 reverb box. Cloudburst is also great, but again, it's more money than the Neunaber Immerse. Neunaber wins.
UNTIL YOU TRY THE BAYBOOM TRI REVERB !
RV-6 is nice and also the main reason we haven't seen an RV-200 yet.
The uafx was the least "colored" of the 4 so it's my favorite.
Finding a good spring reverb that actually drips and sounds like a real tank or something with actual springs is the toughest effect to find in a pedal. Room/Hall, plates, and shimmers are easier to simulate digitally. For that reason alone I would go with either the UA, the Strymon Flint, or an Oceans 11.
The Boss/Fender 65' Reverb pedal has a lot of drip. Essential for surf music. Though they're oop and expensive. I'll check those other ones out.
All fairness, I did think of 3.
They're all a little rich for my blood. Yes, they all probably sound better than my Plethora X5, but for around the same money as one of these pedals, I have 15 effects pedals plus all of the associated Tone-prints, the ability to tweak (if you're one of those people), plus a looper and a tuner. Is it going to sound as good as these ones, probably not. But it's good enough for me. Having said that, they do sound glorious! I need to spend some time with my X5 to see what it's capable of. Needless to say, Danish Pete is just a wonderful guitar player. He has mastered his tone, dynamics and style. For what it's worth, (which isn't much) which one was my favorite... arghh. In Plate mode, I'd say the Ventris or the Strymon, Spring mode, UA, Hall Strymon. Overall, I'd say Strymon wins.
I own all of these and more, except illumine, and can say its all the same, plethora is the same as these... really...
How about blindfold tests of Univibes?
I like 3
I thought the Ventris killed it but Strymon has it's own great sound
They all sound great, but the Illumine has a trump card. the Wet algos are stunning. and the bloom algo is in a similar ballpark to Strymons cloud. It isnt as tweekable as the Strymon but the relative lack of parameters to play with doesnt hold it back.. I had it and the BigSky at the same time and sold the BigSky.
It would be cool to do the same video but with reverbs under $100
Nice video but I wish you had included the Echo Fix.
Neunaber Illumine 👍 👍 👍
number 3 for the plate mode, num 4 next mode, num 1 on the 3rd mode mega guys.
thanks m.
It seems like the guitar sound is best thru Strymon. Love it!
I think you should just go ahead and always throw a Helix (or some sort of multi-fx) in the mix on these blindfold tests. I'm always eager to see how they fair.
I don’t know if I just haven’t bonded well with my Helix but I can’t get this type of reverb from it. I’ve seen others come close, I’ve duplicated their settings but it still lacks that little bit from getting over the top. It’s been a frustrating 4 years with my Helix but part of it is my fault. I haven’t put in the time that’s required I guess. I still like it and use it often but it’s a complicated beast.
@@DanielC__ I find that when I have that issue with reverb effects, it usually comes down to the room you are in, your playing, and just overthinking it and over-tweaking settings. Because It seems that no matter how good a reverb sounds in demos, when you are the one holding the guitar and it's in your room, it can be disappointing if you don't take your room's natural reverb into account.
I can perfectly match the legacy 63 spring to my favorite setting on the Strymon Flint Spring with minimal tweaking. At first I through it was bad and then I put them side by side and tested them and realized I was just overthinking it on the HX... which is easy to do when it gives you so much.
@@DanielC__ try the new “Dynamic” reverbs in the HX, they’re quite a bit better than the reverbs HX has had in the past.
@@DanielC__ I as well, I’ve found you have to have your verbs go off on their own separate signal path without your drive and other dry effects
Multifx tend to do pretty good with delays and verbs, it’s drives that it becomes more apparent but only to the player, not so much the listener
The Ventris is special.
1. Neunaber; 2. UAFX; 3. Strymon; 4. Source Audio for me.
"It's long enough, but not big enough. Two things I've never heard before." ***spit take***
Hilarious video 😂
The Strymon effect is good but there is a brightness to the tone it adds which hurts my ears tbh.
Where can buy these blindfoldes?😢😢
Do you know what guitar is Pete playing, is that fender?
Strymon cloudburst (not included) and the golden are the best reverb pedals these days..........the first has the best up to date sound,the golden has the best lexicon sound.......
Lovely pedals, but what I love most is the guitar Pete is playing. Does anybody knows which guitar is that? Maybe someone has already posted it, but I would appreciate very much this information. Thanks in advanced.
I think its the Hansen Telecaster
UAFX
im surprised Empress Reverb is not here
What is the guitar Pete's playing?
Personally really was disappointed with the UA reverb. So hard to get a legit level with the reverb volume before the mix becoming to much but if you like subtle reverb with character it may be up your alley.
You kind of told him which was which when you listed them off in order, and kept them numbered in accordance with your perspective.
Now take the BlueSky and put it in a blind test with budget reverbs.
Beautiful, but, to expensive, I’m boycotting these pedal prices. My TC pedal has kept me happy. Not a big enough difference to my ears. Running a stereo rig makes the biggest difference to me. Nice post!
on youtube with the compression difficult to take things into account but in real life I can reassure that it is really different from your TC.
if you are looking for a very good cheap reverb the Nux atlantic is excellent.
@@quoimagueule628 I check it out, thanks very much!
I hate to be "that guy" especially because I'm not that nerdy, and I don't care that much, but if you're stacking digital pedals without true bypass (which presumably, some of those are) you're probably stacking some buffers and/or redundant AD/DA conversions. I have no idea how big of a difference this makes (if any, at least in a practical sense) but it might make "some".
I know that stereo loopers are a bit less common than mono ones, but since you used a loop switcher for the overdrive shoot-outs, digital pedals could probably benefit even more from using one. You know, just as a due diligence/insurance policy/defence against "nerds who care".
EDIT: After watching the summary, this becomes even more relevant. Now, just to be absolutely clear, I highly, highly doubt that this mattered, but there's like a miniscule chance that Strymon got a leg up in the shot-out, simply because it wasn't affected by the buffers/ADDA conversion of the other three pedals (it was first in the chain).