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'''Reverb''' is a [[guitar effect]]. It makes the instrument sound as though it is being played inside a large room. | '''Reverb''' is a [[guitar effect]]. It makes the instrument sound as though it is being played inside a large room. In the early days, this sound was achieved by electromechanical devices using springs and vacuum tubes. It became popularized through such genres as Surf in the early '60s. Today, reverb sounds are most often obtained through the use of computer chips. | ||
==Tanks== | ==Tanks== | ||
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* Malekko Spring Chicken | * Malekko Spring Chicken | ||
* T-Rex Tonebug | * T-Rex Tonebug | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Open design music]] | |||
* [[Open design guitar effects]] | |||
* [[Digital signal processing]] | |||
* [[Electrical engineering]] | |||
* [[Guitar effects]] | |||
* [[Music]] | |||
* [[Guitar]] | |||
[[Category:Digital signal processing]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:22, 13 April 2010
Reverb is a guitar effect. It makes the instrument sound as though it is being played inside a large room. In the early days, this sound was achieved by electromechanical devices using springs and vacuum tubes. It became popularized through such genres as Surf in the early '60s. Today, reverb sounds are most often obtained through the use of computer chips.
Tanks
- Fender '63 Reverb Tank
Pedals
- Boss FRV-1 '63 Fender Reverb
- Danelectro Corned Beef Reverb
- Danelectro Spring King (Contains real springs)
- Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail
- Line 6 Verbzilla
- Malekko Spring Chicken
- T-Rex Tonebug