Good reverb pedals under $200

[Aloha]

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[Ed Dixon]

Alesis makes some good rack units that can be had on EBay for not much $. The Microverb and MidiVerb series usually sell for less than $100 and offer a host or reverb options in a stereo digital format.

Ed

[ed2brute]

Back when I had a pedal board I had a EHX Holy Grail. It is a nice digital reverb pedal. I preferred it over Boss's reverb pedal.

[McButtsky]

I second the Electro Harmonix Holy Grail. I've owned both the Holy Grail and the Holier Grail, and i would say that the Holy Grail is best for guitar application, but if u want to use it for recording too then go for the Holier Grail as it has alot more options like gate, and different type of reverb output.

[invisiblemute]

Alesis puts out somewhat decent stuff but always bugs me out because they'll discontinue something faster than you can imagine. I got a couple Wedges when they were discontinued for some ridiculously low price ($150 I think) considering they were over $400 when they were new. They sound ok but not having anything else to compare it to other than a Microverb and Vortex it's hard for me to give a useful review. But it's definitely better than the onboard Digitech effects in my old K2000... ack! See if you can score a Wedge. It's got 4 sliders on the top that are great for real time control or just ease of editting.

[Sonic Misfit]

Since you said pedals, I have a BOSS RV-3 Digital Delay and Reverb on my Furman pedal board and it is pretty good. If you want something with a little more vintage sound check out the Danelectro pedal that emulates a spring reverb. Both of these are under $200.

[64Firebird]

I use a danelectro delay for a reverb. Just set it really fast with only 3 or 4 repeats.

[meriphew]

Check these out:
http://www.musictoyz.com/vanamp.htm

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[Aloha]

Thanks for those links.