Current State of Digital Reverb Pedals

[Mountain Fever]

I've read many posts here regarding reverb pedals and the most common seems to be the Holy Grail or now Holy Grail Plus, with a few others using the Boss RV-5 and similar price/capabilities.

I have no idea if there is anything new and exciting in the marketplace. I really am not a wild user of reverb so I want the middle ground of sounding good (as good or better than most stock reverbs) but at a reasonable price point between $125--$175.

One of the amps I would be using it with is an AC30 with an effects loop but no level control if that factors into anything. Down the road, perhaps a Stiletto.

 

[boogietone]

Mr. Springgy reverb. Unbelievable reverb pedal. I've had the Holy Grails and the Plus version as well the Verbzilla. The Lee Jackson is by far away a better sounding pedal. Here's is a YouTube clip of one that is a fairly good representation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htFFdDTkdZY
I bought one direct from Lee Jackson's website and it was here in two days.

 

[Mountain Fever]

I "Googled" reverb pedals and found the Digitech has a new one out. It is the HardWire RV7, which looks like it is stereo in and out with lots of features. Apparently Lexicon is licensing the product.

Anyone try or own one???

 

[vermillion]

Check out the Electro Harmonix "holiest grail" Reverb pedal sound clips. It has 9 adjustable parameters and can store your presets. Costs about $270.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QB8kvSlcBIs

I don't have issues with spending money on "wired" devices like solid state pedals (like a fulltone OCD or a tubescreamer). When it comes to digital stuff, to me it seems like it could quickly lose its value over time because companies continuously introduce devices with better sampling rates, better DSP chips, gobs of presets, and more tweakable parameters.

 

[camsna]

Mr. Springgy reverb. Unbelievable reverb pedal. I've had the Holy Grails and the Plus version as well the Verbzilla. The Lee Jackson is by far away a better sounding pedal. Here's is a YouTube clip of one that is a fairly good representation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htFFdDTkdZY
I bought one direct from Lee Jackson's website and it was here in two days.

+1. Best reverb pedal out there!

 

[DeFrag]

Van Amps Solemate http://vanamps.com/solemate.htm with a real Accutronics 9 tank!

 

[jdurso]

the hardwire thats has the lexicon branding.... are those reverb models taken from some of their other units?