Delivers the Classic Shimmer 'Verb Effect
The JHS 3 Series Octave Reverb is the company's take on the classic Eno/Lanois shimmer effect. This stompbox delivers everything from sublime, hall-like ambience to swelling octave overtones, via intuitive, top-panel controls. The Octave Reverb enables you to dial in the size and intensity of your reverb via Verb and Decay knobs, while a third knob feeds the octave into your reverberated signal. An Up/Down switch toggles between +1 and -1 octaves, allowing you to achieve both symphonic shimmers and unique octave-down effects for your reverb tails. The 3 Series Octave Reverb offers a unique alternative to plain-vanilla reverbs. If you don't have a shimmer 'verb on your pedalboard, this budget-friendly guitar effect is an absolute no-brainer.
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Easy-to-navigate controls
Like the rest of JHS's value-conscious 3 Series of guitar pedals, the Octave Reverb is a breeze to navigate, thanks to its intuitive, top-panel controls. The Verb knob controls the amount of reverb; left is less, right is more. The Octave knob allows you to blend the octave amount into the reverb; left is mild, right is more extreme. The Decay Knob controls the length of the reverb tail; left is shorter, right is longer. Finally, the Up/Down switch selects if the reverb octave is one octave up or one octave down. The guitarists here at Sweetwater appreciate the pristine simplicity of the 3 Series Octave Reverb. Calling up classic shimmering 'verbs has never been easier.
JHS 3 Series Octave Reverb Pedal Features:
- JHS's take on the classic Eno/Lanois shimmer reverb effect
- Delivers both symphonic shimmers and unique octave-down effects for your reverb tails
- Verb knob controls the amount of reverb; left is less, right is more
- Octave knob allows you to blend the octave amount into the reverb; left is mild, right is more extreme
- Decay Knob controls the length of the reverb tail; left is shorter, right is longer
- Up/Down switch selects if the reverb octave is one octave up or one octave down
