The rv 6 is the next pedal i m going to get.
Boss rv 4.
The pedal is incredibly intuitive and easy to.
If you want a pedal that can produce delay reverb or a little of both the boss rv 3 digital reverb delay pedal should be at the top of your list.
It s much better than the older boss reverb s and the shimmer mode is hella cool.
The rv 6 is one of the best reverb pedals out there.
The new boss rv 6 reverb is one of those pedals geared for performance with four traditional reverb sounds and four reverb modes that add additional ambience and special effects.
The rv 5 has sp.
The rv 6 comes in the distinctive boss compact pedal housing and is powered by 9 volt battery or ac adaptor.
I don t need fancy reverbs but tis a bummer there s no spring setting.
I was actually considering a dd 3 to pair with a reverb not necessarily boss as long as it had a plate setting.
Packing the latest boss dsp and updated algorithms the rv 6 gives you eight highly musical reverb effects in one compact pedal.
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Why was there not a boss rv 4.
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The boss rv 5 digital reverb http bit ly 2enrc54 serves up six unique reverb sounds in mono or stereo with knobs for tweaking each tone.
Why was there not a boss rv 4.
The rv 3 is a popular professional quality pedal that can produce reverb delay or both.
I just got an rv 3 the best of the series imo and just go to thinking about it.
Thanks for the replies.
Add body and depth to your core tone with standards like room hall and plate dial up swirling richness with the modulate setting or surf it up with a vintage style spring reverb.
And the rv 3 has even longer delay times than a dd 3.
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The rv 3 seems to be the one for me.
