Boss RV-6 Digital Reverb vs Digitech Polara

That reverb is the Boss RV-6. It really is kind of an industry standard isn't it? It's not something you would necessarily call a boutique pedal. It i...

Here we go. Since the nature of a hall reverb is a little bit bigger and a little bit longer anyway, this is a good chance to mess with the liveness a...

Next up we have the time which is the dwell, how long you want your effect to last when you hit your lovely note. There's tone, about how bright or da...

It's a reverb pedal modeled after different Lexicon reverbs, which if you don't know, is standard studio units, really, really great sounds from them,...

i bought it so I wouldn’t have 2 pedals on the floor for 1 one sound..the bad part is ,after a year or so ,it stopped working.

The big problem for me was that you need to manually adjust the knobs to get each sound, as the pedal cannot save presets, meaning its utility was reduced for live settings. I also have a Digitech Polara, which is an awesome pedal for traditional reverbs, but it's no longer as cheap on the used market it as it once was.

The price has dropped a bit since I bought the pedal, which makes it an even better bargain now. Recommended.

This series 3 pedal dose not even appear to have tap tempo, which at this price is just unacceptable in my opinion. Reverb? A digitech polara goes for around £80-100 used.

So let's take a closer look at it. So taking a closer look at the RV6, it's fairly easy to work out what's going on really. You've got an effects leve...

* TC Electronic Hall of Fame - huge features, some people say the sound is a _little_ lifeless (still sounds great though). Any of those and you won't go wrong.