Plate Reverb an Delay in one pedal

[pedrozepelim]

I need a good plate reverb and a simple delay, in one pedal.
After some research I can only find two options: Keeley Delay Workstation and Crazy Tube Circuits Sidekick.
My priority is the plate reverb. The delay is just an added bonus.
Does anyone have some experience with this pedals?

 

[Grendel2000]

What about the Source Audio Collider? It fits the bill... No experience with it personally but it definitely has both and has a great reputation.

 

[kramm47]

On the cheap - Nux Atlantic. Reverb sounds pretty great.

 

[stargazer747]

Not sure if its Plate Reverb, but the Wampler Ethereal is a delay with reverb on it.

 

[thegrobe]

gfi specular tempus.

 

[OotMagroot]

Do you want to be able to use both at the same time?

 

[Daytona57]

Boss RV-3 reverb/delay.

 

[monty]

Boss RV-3 reverb/delay.

Agree, or if you need tap the RV6. The plate sounds great!

 

[pedrozepelim]

Do you want to be able to use both at the same time?

The reverb will be always on. The delay from time to time.

 

[ikan]

Collider is all you need.

 

[Rydock]

The reverb in the EQD Dispatch Master is apparently meant to simulate a plate reverb.

 

[Braciola]

Love my Neunaber Immerse.

 

[Gila_Crisis]

On the cheap - Nux Atlantic. Reverb sounds pretty great.

I've also heard very good things about this one!
Otherwise, if you're on a budget a classic my suggestionS: Zoom Multistomp.

 

[Kennyscrown]

Ventris, has great plate, very flexible and people say very realistic - I’ve not heard a real plate in person but it sounds good to me.

also has a delay/reverb engine, and you can use it as just delay. You can use two engines at the same time. It’s brilliant.

 

[Naigewron]

Ventris, has great plate, very flexible and people say very realistic - I’ve not heard a real plate in person but it sounds good to me.

also has a delay/reverb engine, and you can use it as just delay. You can use two engines at the same time. It’s brilliant.

The Delay in the Ventris isn't particularly flexible though. In the Source Audio world, I'd much rather recommend the Collider here. Same Plate reverb engine as the Ventris (plus a few others), and some great delay engines too.

 

[Kennyscrown]

The Delay in the Ventris isn't particularly flexible though. In the Source Audio world, I'd much rather recommend the Collider here. Same Plate reverb engine as the Ventris (plus a few others), and some great delay engines too.

Fair enough, though if the reverb is the priority as the OP states, the Ventris will enable a lot more editing of the plate than the Collider.

 

[Naigewron]

Fair enough, though if the reverb is the priority as the OP states, the Ventris will enable a lot more editing of the plate than the Collider.

True. It's all a compromise.

For optimal results, the Ventris/Nemesis combo is absolutely unbeatable.

 

[Butch1970]

Red Panda Context

 

[Philo]

Collider is what you want, unless you need the ability to make EXTENSIVE edits to the plate algorithm. It will do minor tweaks fine.

 

[rsmith601]

Simple test to see if your plate reverb acts like a real plate.
100% wet. Time to zero (full damper). Add a second of pre delay, if you have it. Slap and mute your strings. You should hear one clean thud from the speaker a second later. If you hear digital noise and crackling, then the plate model in the pedal is not faithful to a real plate.