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Hi all, The only effect I use these days are reverb and delay. I have a Line 6 Helix LT and its great, but I'm wondering what is out there in as smaller package as possible that combines reverb and delay? I don't want two pedals, I'm specifically looking for one pedal, as small as possible, that has a very good reverb and delay with the ability to manipulate the decay and mix of both. Anything out there? Ta! Russ. Link to commentShare on other sites
I have an earthquaker dispatch Mayer and really love it. It only has one reverb and then the option to delay it but the reverb tone is lovely. Also it’s really great fun to use the delay settings to ‘warp’ the sound. Link to commentShare on other sites
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I've pulled the trigger on a Walrus Audio Slarp. Should be delivered today... hopefully it'll be exactly what I'm after, If not, I can return it and then I might take a closer look at the Collider - app control is a cool feature. Link to commentShare on other sites
And back goes the Slarp! The decal was all out of alignment which is disappointing from Walrus Audio and the 'Rise' function just doesn't track correctly, so back it goes! Might see if I can try the Source Audio Collider...
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Why not just go for a zoom ms-60b. One stomp box sized pedal with multiple effects. Take your pick from the reverbs and delays, and have everything else in the arsenal should you ever need it. Link to commentShare on other sites
Already 'watching' that one!
I have a Line 6 Helix LT which is superb, but I'm very specifically after a delay/reverb in one small box that concentrates on delay/reverb only. My experience with multi-effects pedals are that especially with modulation, they are a jack of all trades and master of none. The Collider and the Specular Tempus are the two ill try next, if all else fails I'll stick to my Helix as its fantastic but massive! Link to commentShare on other sites
Well, by some miracle Bass Direct had a pre-owned Source Audio Collider for £150... the deal is done! Nope... Bass Direct massively let me down... very frustrating. Edited January 18 by binky_bass Link to commentShare on other sites
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Cheers mate, however... After not having used my Helix in some time, and wanting a 'smaller' delay/reverb option, I'm actually going to stick with the Helix, it does everything and more than the Collider and effectively you can have 16 different delay/reverb combinations running simultaneously if you use the 4 cable method over 8 stomp patches - which is more ambient options than anyone could ever want! Plus of course all the extra gubbins the Helix can do... So even though it's a chunky beast, it's actually an incredibly good bit of kit that I may as well use and not spend the dosh on a Collider! Link to commentShare on other sites
Cheers, but I was looking for something a few leagues beyond Behringer. I'm not a fan of their stuff at the best of time. The Seymour Duncan Dark Star, the Source Audio Collider or the GFI Specular Tempus would be the ones I'd be leaning towards if I hadn't become re-smitten with my Helix!
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The old Boss RV-3 Reverb/Delay Guitarists are known to love it, and it’s fantastic with bass also … Digital, clean, not muddy at all, holds definition, no loss of low end. Harder to find these days perhaps
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KMA Cirrus, just ‘kin awesome and ridiculously flexible. Nothing I tried came close.
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Earthquaker Avalanche Run? I don't actually own one (too many $$$), but a student of mine had one and it sounded outrageous. Link to commentShare on other sites
Would love to have one of these but agree on the $$. The earthQuaker dispatch master does a great job though
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Well, there's always the HX Stomp... 🙂
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Link to commentShare on other sitesJoin the conversationYou can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Is specular Tempus true stereo?Speaking of Stereo, the Specular Tempus boasts Stereo Inputs and Outputs, making it the perfect vehicle for delivering on any and all musical setups you can think to throw at it, for a customized and dialed-in rig.
What is specular Tempus?Specular Tempus is a powerful reverb and delay effect processor in a compact pedal. Featuring 32 hand-crafted algorithms, 32 presets. stereo in/out, tap-tempo, and extensive inter-connectivity.
How many presets does the specular Tempus have?Preset System
Specular Tempus has 32 presets organized within 4 pages, where each page contains 4 banks, and each bank contains 2 patches (A and B). You may set the maximum number of banks or pages to access.
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