best (or your favorite) spring reverb

[theecaptain]

I have a 1970 Twin Reverb, but I'm not quite satisfied.

I'm looking to get the type of reverb on this album: https://jefferydragrecords.bandcamp.com/album/hypertension

I think I'd describe it as a dark, spring reverb, but I'm not sure.

I'm looking for reverbs across all price ranges, and haven't decided if I wasn't to go with something simpler (like a Spacman Orion or Malekko Spring Chicken LTD) or something that will facilitate a variety of reverbs (like the Empress Reverb or the Strymon BigSky).

What would you/have you gone with?

Bonus points for other tips/gear to get other tones on the above album (vibrato or tremolo, etc.).

Simpler, straightforward design (updated):
Spaceman Orion
Recovery Endless Summer mkII
Malekko Spring Chicken LTD
Digitech Polara
Hardwire Supernatural
Catalinbread Topanga

Full feature options (updated):
Empress Reverb
Strymon BigSky
Eventide Space

 

[jordane93]

Hardwire Superatural or Digitech Polara.

 

[MemorymanDL]

I really enjoy the Malekko Spring Chicken for when I'm using amps that don't have reverb. It really compliments the tone of by EB Fullerton.


I also really love the artwork, even though I wish it was in a smaller box.

 

[galibier_un]

Just finished reading the long thread on the Topanga (https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/catalinbread-topanga-spring-reverb.1376415/). Shouldn't this be in the dialog?

... Thom

 

[theecaptain]

Thanks for the responses. To be clear:

1. I want to find a reverb, almost certainly in a pedal format, that has an accurate and tweakable spring and outboard tank reverbs.

2. I would love to have a reverb with an intuitive interface that has tons of algorithms/banks/et cetera to play with.

1 is more important than 2, but I posted here because I would love to achieve both.

Other than the Topanga being added to the list, the Eventide Space has caught my eye, too.

 

[Fuzzr]

I don't think there is a better Reverb than what a Fender has. Good luck on your search.

 

[Pablomago]

Real Tube Stereo Reverb. It is rack mount though.