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- 1970 Fender Twin Reverb value - The Steel Guitar Forum
Considering selling my 1970 Fender Twin silverface Been stored in house and not played much for 25 years Just had maintenance on it last year All power supply caps replaced Tubes tested and one weak one replaced Works and sounds great Very clean and comes with a hand made quilted cover by an auto upholsterer Any thoughts on the value? Thanks
- Fender Quad Reverb : The Steel Guitar Forum
The Steel Guitar Forum Author Topic: Fender Quad Reverb Lefty From: Grayson, Ga Rick Johnson
- Accutronics reverb tank repairs - The Steel Guitar Forum
Reverb tank repair by Larry Hobson » 10 Nov 2021 6:29 pm Randy, Speaking just from me, other than checking for loose connection, forget repairs Replace the unit The small wire in the transformer ,if broken ,seems to be impossible to resolder When I attempted to resolder a broken connection ,wire is so thin it burns up before accepting solder
- Lap Steel And Effects Pedals - The Steel Guitar Forum
Lap Steel And Effects Pedals by Jerry Berger » 6 Apr 2014 9:17 pm I have noticed that the Holy Grail Reverb effects pedal has been mentioned several times and was wondering if this was one of these units: Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Digital Reverb Pedal Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal Please advise, Jerry Berger
- Some outstanding Nashville 400 mods - The Steel Guitar Forum
Explore Nashville 400 amplifier modifications and enhancements discussed by steel guitar enthusiasts on this forum thread
- Reverb pedals? - The Steel Guitar Forum
I generally prefer Fender-style spring reverb, and my favorite all-around spring reverb pedal I've tried is the Catalinbread Topanga Some of the surf guitar guys says it doesn't have enough drip, but I find it works great at all volumes and sounds about the same as the reverb on my old Fender blackface silverface amps when they're in tip-top
- Which Reverb pedal do you use and why - Steel Guitar Forum
The Octave Reverb enables you to dial in the size and intensity of your reverb via Verb and Decay knobs, while a third knob feeds the octave into your reverberated signal An Up Down switch toggles between +1 and -1 octaves, allowing you to achieve both symphonic shimmers and unique octave-down effects for your reverb tails
- Reverb and Delay effects - The Steel Guitar Forum
Over the years I initially used the analog spring reverb as provided in Peavey and Evans amplifiers, then later added the Boss DD3 digital delay pedal, much later I went with a Profex2 for reverb delay and currently use the Lexicon MPX1 for both effects
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