Mad Professor Silver Spring Reverb.

[MadFrank]

New MP reverb pedal. Controls for tone, time and reverb. Knowing MP it should be quality.

 

[Risewithfaith]

Well, I thought I was going to by the Malekko Spring...

 

[Snufkinoob]

This isn't even on the MP site yet.

Is it a Belton brick reverb? It's hard to tell.

 

[NeilYoungFan]

A reverb pedal from MP is definitely interesting news.

 

[Rumble]

Sounds good.

 

[Mac Daddy 355]

Big fan of MP products

 

[digiTED]

Was thinking about a Subdecay Spring Theory or even picking up another Flint, but I will definitely wait to check out the MP.

 

[kwaping]

To me, it sounds more like a delay acting like a reverb. I don't hear any of the spring boing or splash that I love so much.

 

[midwayfair]

Is it a Belton brick reverb? It's hard to tell.

I wouldn't think so. There's no good (or any?) way to change the time on the brick.* It could be a faux-Belton, i.e., two delay chips and their accompanying circuitry. There's a couple designs like that (Merlin Blencowe has some that sound good).

My money's on FV-1 or something. A lot of the new reverbs with more than one knob use those. EDIT: Listening more, I think kwaping is right, and I'm thinking it's either a couple delay chips or some other sorcery.

Sounds good in any case.

 

[ianb]

Sounds promising!

 

[Lampasas]

These appear to be officially on the market. Anybody try one in person yet? Has to be DSP, not Belton, right?

 

[guitarpedaladdict]

I have one on the way - will report back

 

[your name here]

I'm looking forward to trying one of these, as well...

 

[aaronblues]

Hadn't seen this! Hope they'll be at my local dealer soon.


cheers

 

[MadFrank]

I have one on the way - will report back

Looking forward to you thoughts. Particularly, it would be great to hear how the reverb mixes with the dry signal. Some Belton-Brick types kinda have a 'seperation' thing to them, where the reverb and the dry signal are somehow disconected from each other. And then there are the other types, where they seem to meld perfectly. It would be interesting to know which type the Silver Spring is. Cheers!