TC ELECTRONIC Drip Spring Reverb

Descripción

Tonos de Reverb
Estilo de Reverb Vintage
True Bypass
Chasis Compacto y Resistente"

Retro Spring Reverb with Adjustable Dwell, Mix and Tone for Sparkling Reverb Sound
Product Features
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Authentic, dedicated spring reverb pedal

Simple 3-knob interface lets you tweak Dwell, Mix and Tone

Thrilling vintage-style reverb based on legendary spring technology

True bypass for ultimate signal integrity

"Built-like-a-tank" metal chassis

Runs on 9 V battery or the PSU-SB DC power supply (not included)

3-Year Warranty Program*

Designed and engineered in Denmark


DRIP SPRING REVERB
The single best way to give your dry guitar distinctive character and depth is to spice it up with a good spring
reverb. An homage to one of music’s most recognizable reverb effects, DRIP SPRING REVERB instantly takes your tone back to the good old days of amp reverb, to the iconic California surf scene and the countless classic blues recordings that made history. Not to mention instrumental bands such as The Shadows and The Ventures, who built their careers on those classic reverberated guitar tones. Spring reverb was so ubiquitous on classic recordings that even though it’s hardly a natural sounding reverberation, it has become a quintessential part of sound of the electric guitar.

Legendary ‘60s Guitar Tone
DRIP SPRING REVERB gives your guitar the authentic sound of the classic spring reverb units found in the Fender amps of the ‘60s. When maxed out, the effect can be extremely lo-fi, or it can be applied more subtly to add the unmistakable character and charm that livens up any dry guitar sound. Whichever you choose, DRIP SPRING REVERB will help you carve out your own slice of sonic heaven.

Dripping with Reverb
With an intuitive set of controls on board, DRIP SPRING REVERB can easily be dialed-in to satisfy a wide variety of reverb cravings. Tone lets you set how bright the reverberations are for either a clear, piercing sound or a more subdued and dark effect. Dwell sets the length of the reverb tail, for everything from a whisper to a wave crashing into a Californian coastal cavern. The Mix knob lets you dial in the perfect balance between the reverberated signal and your dry tone..