This is a nice little pedal, especially for the sub $40 price. True bypass is nice and the tones the effect provides are good. Maybe not up to boutique single effect pedal standards, but for $40 it is good.
I do think that a lot of the effects are very similar. The tremolo, flanger, wah, chorus, and two delays stand out as different effects and can be recognized as such. The rest of the "reverby" effects seem to be only slight variations on each other. If you're playing a gig and running through a live setup, it would be hard to tell the difference. If you are recording at home with good studio monitors or headphones, the subtleties will show through.
Also if your gigging with the pedal, you might want to make some marks by the effects you use most. The text is small and the dial turns easily. It is easy to point it at the effects neighbor.
The Mix, Tone, and Decay knobs light up, which is nice. The ring around the on/off switch glows green when it is on.
It is easy to see in the dark on the pedalboard. The main knob settings are hard to read though.
In all this pedal is a good "all round" reverb, tremolo, flange, chorus pedal that doesn't take up too much space on the board.
Kimba
★★★★★
Such a fun Reverb that looks cute and really stands out on my board
As a lover of class surf music, I am a reverb junky! I have like 4 reverb pedals and reverb on each of my amps built in. Yet, here I am ordering yet another reverb pedal just because it looked so easy to use with so many adjustments and settings to explore.
This pedal is a fantastic value 16, count 'em 16!, different types of reverb - wow! The tone on this is fantastic, letting you move from church to room, to stadium, and then with added chorus, wah and even flanger. Just so much functionality it's amazing. Then, for each of these 16 tones you can dial in the mix, tone, and decay for almost unlimited options.
I'm just a home player, so I'm just goofing around on my couch. But I'll bet someone that is recording or performing could really have a blast with this pedal!
TheAudioDabbler
★★★★★
Great budget reverb and multi effects pedal
First let me say this thing is built solid. All metal case, has a nice weight to it, not to heave and not to light. It is a compact pedal and thin. It can only be powered by a 9v adapter (Not included) but works with most pedal board power supply. It can also not be powered by a battery like some other pedals. So just be aware of that.
Now the sounds. This pedal is almost like 16 different pedals in 1. All of the reverbs are usable and sound great with my acoustic electric guitar as well as a bass synth. There are also some modulation effects that are fairly usable depending on what you want and the sound you are looking for. The extra delays are really fun and can provide some surprises when twiddling with the knobs.
There are 4 knobs and they all feel very solid. the one main knob selects the algorithm or type of effect. There are 3 smaller ones below that effect different parameters depending on the effect selected. It is really fun to tweak those knobs while sending audio through it for some interesting and sometimes glitchy results.
This is a great pedal for the price. It is built solid and has a clean pass through signal. Perfect for any pedal board or if you are just starting out on your pedal board journey.
Tony Rollo
★★★★★
Clean Switching Reverb -
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This multi effects pedal behaves great when switching on and off. Switching stays smooth without pops or digital hiccups.
That matters most with longer echo and ambient settings. Trails remain sweet instead of collapsing into noise.
The effect selection covers a wide palette. Delays, modulation, and room styles offer enough range for shaping space without menu diving.
True bypass performs as expected. When disengaged, the signal path stays clean and unaffected.
The aluminum enclosure is strong. It looks ready for regular foot use without treating it like glass.
LED status indication helps a lot. Active and bypass states are obvious at a quick glance.
This pedal succeeds by avoiding the common mistakes in economy boxes. Clean switching makes it reliable where abrupt noise would ruin a moment.
Grant Harlow
★★★★★
Affordable reverb and modulation effects
Despite being called “Reverberry”, most of the effects on this pedal are not reverbs.
Build quality is pretty great: low profile metal enclosure, foot switch clicks nicely and has a bright LED ring around it, and the mini pots rotate smoothly. However, the pots are translucent (and LED lit), which looks cool but actually makes it harder to see what positions they’re in. Minor complaint for a home player but on a stage it’s not ideal.
The reverbs are pretty useful and I really like that there’s a mix control to help dial in how much you want. Decay controls how long / big the reverbs are, while Tone brightens or darkens the reverb. Simple and intuitive. I actually liked the Metal setting the most with the mix down low.
Quick note on the Decay control: for some of the effects, when switching between modes, it seems like nothing has changed. Twisting the Decay knob seems to get the effect to engage properly. I think maybe it’s a quirk of the digital chip / controller. Not a deal-breaker, just weird.
The Tremolo effect wasn’t really to my taste, and has some modulation as part of the sound. Same with the Wah, it’s more of an envelope filter than a true wah sound. Kinda cool if that’s what you want but disappointing if you actually want an auto-Wah.
Chorus and Flanger can be a bit much but if you dial down the Decay they’re not bad. Some clean Andy Summers tones are possible with the Chorus set more subtly.
Mod Tone is arguably the best / most interesting effect as it’s actually a pitch shift, which uses the Decay control to adjust the pitch. For the current asking price ($40), that’s worth the cost alone! Tracks pretty well and sound awesome, from simple octave tracking to weird atonal harmonies.
The Delays and Echo are nice to have and sound ok.
Overall, lots of effects to try out and some definitely spark creativity. Very good value and easy to recommend for a beginner looking to explore reverbs and modulation.
DravensMommy11
★★★★★
Guitar effects pedal
Cool music effect pedal for the guitar. Does not come with cords, so you'll need to purchase that separately. Easy to use once you have the appropriate hookups. Lots of effects to choose from. Good quality product for a decent price.
Robert David Johnston
★★★★★
A Tiny Pedal With a Massive Soul — Perfect for Rock & Blues
I’m genuinely impressed by how much tone, color, and musicality this little pedal delivers—especially at this price point.
The Coolmusic Multi Effects Pedal surprised me in the best way possible. For something this compact, it packs a legit variety of usable effects—16 total—covering distortion, ambience, modulation, and filters. I play mostly classic rock and blues, and these are the effects that have become my go-to:
• Metal – Solid, purposeful distortion for heavier riffs and screaming leads
• Stadium – Big, expansive delay with that arena-rock feel
• Wah – Expressive sweep for solos
• Delay 1 & Delay 2 – Great for adding depth without muddying the signal
Supporting rock-friendly effects like Flanger, Tremolo, and Hall Reverb also shine, especially when blended lightly for atmosphere.
The three knobs—Mix, Decay, and Tone—are intuitive and make it easy to dial in just the right amount of effect. Decay controls how long the effect lingers, Tone shapes brightness, and Mix blends the effect into your dry signal. For rock players, this trio is everything you need to sculpt a performance-ready sound.
One feature I really appreciate is the true bypass design. When the pedal is off, your guitar signal passes through untouched—no coloration, no loss, just your natural tone. When it’s on, the pedal comes alive with clear, punchy effects. That transparency makes it easy to pair with other pedals or use on its own.
A small note: this pedal does not come with a power adapter and does not support batteries. If you’re running multiple pedals, I strongly suggest using a multi-pedal power board. It keeps everything clean, powered, and stable. Just make sure any adapter you buy matches these specs:
• 9V DC
• Center-negative polarity
• 5.5mm × 2.1mm barrel plug
Once powered correctly, the pedal performs exactly as described.
Beyond guitar, the input design allows use with other instruments such as bass, keyboards, and electronic drums—basically anything with a 1/4” output. While there isn’t a dedicated headphone jack, you can run it into an amp, an audio interface, or a small headphone amp without any issue.
I recently paired this pedal with my Enya carbon-fiber acoustic-electric guitar, and it pushed me to explore sounds and textures I normally wouldn’t use. That alone made the purchase worthwhile.
Pros:
• Solid selection of 16 effects
• True bypass preserves original tone
• Simple, intuitive controls
• Compact and well-built
• Works with multiple instrument types
• Great value for the price
Cons:
• No included 9V power adapter
• Not designed for direct headphone monitoring
• Very small footprint (a pro for portability, but easy to bump on a crowded board)
Why 5 Stars? Because for this price, this versatility, and the transparent tone handling, it’s a remarkable value. Easy to use, fun to experiment with, and inspiring enough to make you want to play longer.
🐾 Final Verdict: Paws-Up!™ Approved
A versatile, great-sounding pedal that performs exceptionally well and offers a ton of creative range. 🐾
akonius
★★★★★
Awesome effects pedal
Just recently got this pedal for use with my electric guitar and have to say, it’s awesome. You get a great array of effects to select from. The pedal is easy to use and built solidly. Just be aware it doesn’t come with a plug so you’ll have to provide that. All in all, 5 stars from me!
DefcoreDurzReviews
★★★★★
Fantastic performance from this budget reverb + multi effect stomp box!
The revervberry is a super solid multi effect unit capable of some interesting and surprisingly playable tones! The unit itself is standard stomp box size, but a bit thinner than expected. This keeps the pedal nice and compact. I’m wowed by the inclusion of bright LED lighting on the control knobs and footswitch, makes it hard to unintentionally leave it on!
I tested this pedal with a myriad of other pedals and have really liked how it plays with them! The tremolo effect sounds especially good when stacked with a chorus or analog delay. Also got along well with several low and high gain overdrives when dialed in properly, and introduced no additional line noise.
There are a few sounds on this guy that don’t hit as hard, as is to be expected with so many tonal options. The wah effect is laughable at best, Sub 1 + 2 do so little I doubt I’ll ever use them, and the chorus effect is VERY hard for me to tame. That said, most of the straight reverbs here sound pretty good, and the included digital delay presets are definitely playable.
Other than some very minor gripes I would recommend this unit to just about any guitarist looking for a space-saving multi-effect. The reverbs are nice and easy to dial in, the extra effects are (mostly) very usable and the construction is solid for the asking price! The additional wow factor of the bright LEDs is just icing on the cake with this well priced, super functional multi-voiced pedal!
Captain Frugal
★★★★★
Great Budget All-In-One Pedal
I picked this little Coolmusic multi-effects pedal up because I wanted something cheap that could cover a bunch of basic effects without buying ten separate pedals. The star of the show for me is the delays – and yes, I’m a total delay addict (I probably use way too much of it live). They all sound way better than I expected in this price range. Operation is simple: turn the big knob to pick one of the 16 effects (delays, reverbs, chorus, flanger, etc.), then you have three knobs – Mix, Tone, and Time/Decay/Rate depending on the effect. That’s it. No menus, no holding buttons, no app – just twist and play. It takes literally 5 seconds to dial in a useable sound. Build-wise, it’s a metal box, and it feels solid enough to last a long time. The real bonus is the size – it’s tiny. Fits easily on even the most crowded pedalboard without hogging real estate. One small heads-up: it is thin/low-profile, so if your other pedals are taller (Boss, MXR, etc.) this one will sit a bit lower than the rest. Not a deal breaker, just something to know when you’re planning your board layout. As for keeping your signal clean it has True bypass. The pedal has an LED light that shows when it’s on. The power supply is not included, but that’s completely normal these days. If you’re just starting out, need a travel board, or want a cheap way to get a bunch of effects (especially if you’re as obsessed with delay as I am), this Coolmusic pedal may be what you are looking for. Highly recommended for anyone on a budget!
BLACK GLOVE UNBOXING
★★★★★
Great Sounding Pedal with Solid Build Quality
I was pleasantly surprised by this Coolmusic multi-effects pedal. First impressions are great; it feels rugged and ready for regular use, with a chassis that doesn't feel like cheap plastic. The sound quality is impressive across the different effects, and the true bypass keeps my signal clean when it's off. One quick tip: the DC barrel plug is a little tricky, so make sure your power cable connection matches yours exactly to avoid issues. Aside from that, it works perfectly. Considering the versatility and build, this pedal offers excellent value for the money. Highly recommended for experimenting with new tones.
Richard Gatrell
★★★★★
Great little pedal!
Loved the many settings,great tones as well as the small size!
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Kylee Shingleton
★★★★★
It won’t turn on help
I have everything plugged in but it won’t turn on
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Dee Da
★★★★★
The only thing good is the reverbs
This was my first time using a pedal but my husband has lots of experience and his judgement is the reverbs are ok but everything else sounds bad. I personally liked the room -1 and 2 the best and also the hall and church effect as well.
Happy Reviewer
★★★★★
Coolmusic Multi Effects Pedal Digital Guitar Pedal with 16 Effects True Bypass
Coolmusic pedals are hit and miss. some are delightfully wonderful, some are not that great. This particular pedal is a bit of a quandary for me. It has controls for 16 different sounds. The Flanger and the Wah just don’t work, quite frankly. Yet, the delay, as an actual reverb, is really, really excellent. In fact, I prefer the delay setting, as a wet reverb, to any other pedal I have.
So if you’re getting this pedal for the grocery shopping bag of different sounds, you’re buying the wrong pedal. But if you’re getting this pedal for the superfine reverb, then don’t hesitate to get this right away.
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AZ Desert Dweller
★★★★★
Excellent Pedal!
I've been playing with this pedal for a few days now, and I really like it. You can dial in a ton of different guitar effects. I use it next to my pedal board, and it allows me to enhance my existing sound with a little flange, delay, or whatever. The true bypass allows it to be completely quiet when not in use. I love the green LED light that comes on when activated. Uses the standard 9V power. as other pedals. The only downside is because it makes so many cool effects, you'll need to stop playing, bend over, and dial in the next sound. But that's what happens when you have a incredibly versatile pedal. Absolutely five stars.
Todd W.
★★★★★
Lots of options for ambience. Can’t use more than one at a time😕
This is a great basic reverb pedal. Lots of options and they don’t sound bad. With the 3 knobs you get more control than on many other single type pedals. The mod effects again are not bad, maybe a little digital. But then you will only be able to use one at a time so where do you put this on your signal chain. I say leave it as your reverb pedal. The effects are kinda cool and again 3 knobs is better than 2. When you switch to a new setting it goes back to the default knob positions. So there is no easy way to switch on the fly unless you just happen to like the way the defaults are set up. Unless you are only going to use one setting this is probably not a gigging pedal but more for playing at home or with patient friends. Not having feet of any kind lends itself to not being a gig-worthy pedal too even tho the case is solid metal and the light up foot switch would look cool.
Sean McGill
★★★★★
This pedal adds fullness and something special to my sound…
A great sounding pedal that is true bypass, soft click, ultra thin case, and has lights. Many of the sounds are very usable too. This pedal will go on my pedalboard! The pedal is quiet too with no ‘white noise’ when engaged or disengage. I love the design and my guitar just sounds better with this pedal on. Great reverbs and delays.
Trust you found this review honest and helpful:-)
Grant Harlow
★★★★★
Great delays and verbs, so-so modulations
Got a few Coolmusic pedals (compressor, void reverb, and noise killer - all solid) and like all the ones I’ve tried so far.. so I was pretty optimistic about the Reverberry.
First off.. color scheme is like a strawberry one the green LEDs activate. It’s goofy but appeals to my sense of humor. As with most of their pedals, the ring around the footswitch lights up when engaged, and here the controls light up too.
The control position indicators aren’t THAT obvious, and you’d struggle to make any adjustments mid-set if using this live.
Build quality is solid. No rubber feet, easy to install Velcro for a pedal board.
16 is a LOT of effects.. most of the reverbs and delays are good or great. Anyone would find a useful delay or reverb they’d be happy with here.
The modulation effects are hit and miss.
Mod Tone is potentially super useful, once you figure out that “decay” controls pitch and takes you from -1 octave fully left to +1 octave when rotated fully right. Tracking is surprisingly good for a $40 pedal! You can get some cool jangly fake 12-string / organ sounds with the octave up.
Oh yeah. The included manual is brief and doesn’t go into any detail on stuff like this.
Chorus was initially very disappointing but I found that adjusting the mix down (a lot) made it more enjoyable. You really have to tweak this one a lot to get the chorus to sound good. Decay controls “depth”, as far as I can tell. With the Mix and Decay down, it’s really not bad.
Wah is more like an envelope filter or auto-vibrato.. can’t really achieve that classic Shaft wacka-chacka rhythmic effect. It’s interesting for solos, can add a vocal quality to lead lines but, again, you really have to fine tune the settings. Not my favorite.
Flanger is maybe my favorite modulation effect on this pedal. Again, fiddly to find the sweet spot but.. this works great for both heavier rock tones and clean tones. Spent ages playing with this setting, sounds great.
Tremolo is ok. It’s not an effect I use a lot anyway but the version here is pretty basic.
So overall.. it’s worth the asking price just for all the delays and reverbs available.
The modulation are basically bonus features BUT some require fine tuning to be usable and some are mediocre.
For a pedal called Reverberry, that looks like a strawberry, and has 16 effects for $40, I’m happy giving it 5 stars.
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Mitchell M.
★★★★★
Fantastic sounding pedal with a lot of features.
This is one of those rare finds as far as versatility and sound quality. I really love this one.
There's fantastic range and flexibility to this, from subtle reverbs to drenching sounds, a lot of modulation effects (flanger, chorus, tremolo, wah, pitch shifter), as well as slapback delay, 'tape delay', and a real bonus is the triplet delay.
The room, hall, metal, and plate reverb emulations are superb, and I love the mix of delay AND reverb on some of these presets.
The Mix, Tone, and Decay controls have a lot of range, and I especially love the subtlety I can get out of this. The maxxed-out levels are pretty wild as well, and all across the presets, they present a lot of flexibility. The tone control really shines for bringing out the shimmer effects, but rolled back, it doesn't kill my tone by simply rolling off the high end. It's very well designed for the entire tonal range, as well as the individual presets.
As far as the case, switches, and connections, everything is solid and easy to manipulate. The jacks all have rock-solid connections. I really love the green glowing ring light on the on/off switch as well. It makes the status easily visible, even in a brightly lit room.
Overall, I found this great sounding for every style I like playing - fingerstyle jazz, punk, blues, metal, ambient, rockabilly, etc. It's easily tailored for tone, and there's a lot to love for such an affordable pedal. Every effect is usable, and there are no 'duds' in the lineup. I'm finding it great for both rhythm and lead playing, and the 'Mod Tone' pitch shifter/doubler alone is worth its weight. The weakest link is the 'auto wah', but dialed back properly it shines with that ubiquitous funk sound, ala vintage Motown, 70's pop-funk, etc.
I have at least twenty pedals in my studio/pedalboard(s), and this can easily take the place of half of the ones I regularly use.
I've been a player for 50+ years and gone through a lot of effects pedals. Some were one-trick items that ended up being sold, and other single-sound units are still in use.
I've had many multi-effects units over the years - from the old "POD" to full-size digital boards, but this one is unique for its usable sounds, range, and tonality.
This one is a standout, and a real keeper.
Gear Report
★★★★★
Versatile little pedal
The range of effects that come out of this one thin profile pedal are impressive. I believe it may have earned a place in my effects loop in place of my prior reverb pedal since this one has 5x the sounds it can generate.
What I like:
- I've got several Coolmusic pedals and I LOVE the way they light the pedal so you can tell it is On... a ring around the footswitch button that glows when on... instead of the way too bright LED that most pedals have.
- It looks cool that the 3x knobs light up as well... but functionally, it makes that knobs easy to find when lighting isn't great.
- The Temolo might sound better than the dedicated temolo pedal that sits beside it on my pedalboard.
- The various room and hall models give different feels to my playing.
- The adjustments work well and provide tremendous adjustability of each effect.
What I don't like:
- there are so many effects in this pedal that the writing on the effect selector knob has to be small in order to list them all. I can't read it unless I get down really close to the pedal. I don't know how they could do it differently, other than just printing each effect name larger.
Banyon G.
★★★★★
The Reverbs Are Good For The Price - Other Effects Are Not That Useable
I have the Coolmusic compressor which I like, so I was glad to try this new pedal. There was a previous "Reverberry" (model A-RE01) with 9 reverb types, but this new Reverberry is actually a Multi-effects pedal and not just reverb. The extra modulation options like Delay, Echo, Chorus, Flanger, Tremolo, etc. do NOT include reverb but are straight effects. In fact, only half of the effects here are Reverb at all.
I tested the pedal using a Fender Stratocaster through a Fender Champion 20 amp.
What Is Good About This Pedal?
1. The Coolmusic pedal form factor is awesome - the slim metal body, the top-mounted power jack, and the green LED lights. They just look....cool :)
2. The pedal does seem to be true-bypass and I did not notice any volume changes when the switch was on or off.
3. The Reverbs themselves are mostly usable, some are pretty good. Some have more depth than others - the "Metal" in particular sounds very cavernous. I'm not sure what "Sur-1" and "Sur-2" are, but they sound like a digital attempt at a slapback effect.
4. The Delays are usable. There are 2 digital delays, a tape echo, and something called "Mod Tone" which sounds like a Reverse delay, although not a great one. The Mod Tone sounded much better when I dialed in some reverb from my amp.
What Is Not So Good About This Pedal?
1. The Chorus, Wah, Flanger, and Tremolo are not good at all and are basically useless. It would have been better for the company to include other reverb types instead like Spring or Shimmer.
2. There is some noise going on when the pedal is engaged. The noise is minor unless you turn your amp up past bedroom levels. At lower volumes it is not that noticeable.
3. There is some tone suck going on when the pedal is engaged. The pedal sucks some of the bass and midrange out, so to compensate you need to fiddle with the tone control on the Reverberry as well as the tone controls on your amp. That might not be too practical in a live situation, but for bedroom playing, it's fine.
4. The Reverbs are useful but they are not deep or as malleable as on a more expensive pedal. This pedal would not be the best choice for creating lush, ambient soundscapes, but in combination with another pedal or amp effects, you could pull something together that would be quite decent
SUMMARY: At this price point, it is hard to find a comparable reverb pedal which has decent Reverbs and also some very usable Delay features. You can find other multi-reverb pedals by Donner, Joyo, Caline, Flamma, iSet, Behringer, Sonicake, etc. but they will not have other options beyond Reverbs. So at this price, the Reverberry is like a very budget version of an EHX Canyon - not as good or as versatile, but very worthwhile if you are on a budget and just want to play around, experiment, and get your feet wet in the Reverb pedal space.
If you are looking for something more high-end and better for ambient or shoegaze, I'd say save your money and look into any of the following (all are combo Reverb/Delays under $200): Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master V3, Boss RV-6, EHX Canyon, Keeley Caverns V2, Matthews Effects Cosmonaut V2 Void Delay/Reverb Pedal, Wampler Ethereal, and the NUX Atlantic pedal.
If you can go over $200 the following are some top choices: Source Audio Collider, AmpliTude X-Space, Line 6 DL4 Mk2, Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run V2, and Strymon BlueSky.
I posted a quick video of some sounds from the pedal. Sorry I forgot the Church setting...didn't realize the pedal was set on Hall to start. Hopefully you'll find it somewhat useful.
Craig G.
★★★★★
A Swiss Army knife of an effects pedal
As is the case with all COOLMUSIC pedals, this one is ruggedly built with an all-aluminum shell. The mode switch/pots are solid-feeling, and I/O jacks connect securely with a satisfying “click”.
If short on pedalboard real-estate, this may be just the ticket for you. In fact, it has so many different effects (16) it’s almost like a pedalboard in and of itself. Most of its modes are great sounding, and used in concert with the other controls I was able to obtain a wide variety of effects.
It is indeed true bypass. Here’s a little trick to test for this with any effects pedal: Simply place the pedal in bypass mode, then disconnect power. The guitar signal should still pass through, exactly the same as if directly connected to your amp using a standard TS cable.
Additionally, whether engaged or disengaged, I couldn’t detect a hint of line noise.
The only beef I have with this product is the footswitch. Not only is there no click for tactile feedback, but worse yet it doesn’t retain its activation status when power is cycled. It does however have one nice trait: It’s standard diameter and accepts a clear topper which I install on all my pedals, then fully illuminates it thanks to the LED circle around the switch.
Thankfully, it’s delivered with no rubber pad on the bottom. This is something that always drives me crazy, and very commonly found on other brands of small-ish pedals. I’ve never seen a board that doesn’t attach pedals using a Velcro hook/loop system, so I always have to peel pre-installed rubber off and replace it with my own adhesive Velcro hook material. Even as super-strong the adhesion of that stuff is, there’s no way it will stick to rubber.
In summary, I’ve never seen another pedal quite like this one, very unique. The number of possible effects alone make it more than worth its modest asking price.
Eddie Rattlehead
★★★★★
One Knob to RULE them ALL
First of all, this thing is built very well. It has a very good weight and the metal body feels solid. Out of curiosity I took it apart and took a look inside. Everything was sitting nice and tight in this sturdy but slim box. Takes 5 stars for build quality.
I plugged this in front of my ENGL E530 preamp (See the video) along with my ISP decimator rack noise suppression unit and a little bit of compression. It has a ton of different effect options including reverbs, delays, chorus, wah, flanger, etc. (Video attached). Almost too many to be controlled with just one relatively small knob. I found a lot of these tones to be great and very useful but it helps to set the mix and decay settings below the mid-way mark.
In summary, this is a great budget reverb pedal with an amazing set of options.
I sincerely hope that you would find my review helpful.
