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Reverb is a great effect; it's used almost everywhere. The first portable reverb units were those build into early amplifiers, such as the Fender “Reverb” series amplifiers. Many pedal incarnations seek to capture the drippy, surfy tone of spring reverb through use of DSP, PT2399 chips, or various other methods. However, there is very little that can really substitute for the physical motion of sound through springs. There are nonlinearities and other effects that are very hard to program in DSP and that are impossible to capture with components like PT2399.

A real spring reverb in pedal size is difficult because the springs need physical space to be placed in, along with their corresponding drivers. The reverb tanks found in amps are far too large for pedals, but fortunately Accutronics (makers of most spring reverb tanks as well as the Belton reverb bricks) make a small, two-spring, p