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4 Reverbs? and each with Mash? Are you kidding me?
Since forever I always had two reverbs on my pedalboard. A dedicated long (church-like) reverb only for intros and slow songs and a short (club-like) reverb for rhythmical pieces where long reverb tend to make a mess. I had two reverbs so I wouldn't have to bend down to change the reverb length all the time. But still, I had to switch this one reverb off, and turn on the other one so they wouldn't interfere. So, I instead of bending down was constantly tap dancing :-D
Now with the HOF 2X4 I have not two, but four reverbs (actually 8 since it's two banks of four) at any given time and I don't have to tap dance, since you press one and the other goes off. And all of them with Mash feature, meaning you can go absolutely crazy with the editor software and come up with very interesting ideas.
Despite being a quite good chunk of metal, this pedal has found it's special place on my pedalboard.
Oh, did I say it's red? Very, very red. Love this thing
Now with the HOF 2X4 I have not two, but four reverbs (actually 8 since it's two banks of four) at any given time and I don't have to tap dance, since you press one and the other goes off. And all of them with Mash feature, meaning you can go absolutely crazy with the editor software and come up with very interesting ideas.
Despite being a quite good chunk of metal, this pedal has found it's special place on my pedalboard.
Oh, did I say it's red? Very, very red. Love this thing
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god bless t.c and thomann.
I like it in every way except for the bulky ones.
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