MichaelW
Well-known member
Well after a moment of stupidity of being confused by the PCB layout (thank you @Harry Klippton and @thewintersoldier!!) I just buttoned up this build.
I needed another reverb pedal so I didn't have to keep moving my Spatialist between my desktop recording setup and my amp setup, which are two different signal paths.
I wasn't looking for anything particularly fancy and the Gravitation sounded like it would fit the bill nicely. And it DOES!
It's my first Belton Brick reverb and it's got some nice sounds in it. As the ad copy says you can do the short delay slap back small room sound as well as more luscious sounds to all the way wacky with all the controls dimed.
The Tone knob is super useful and I wish more reverbs had a tone control. The toggle controls long tail vs shorter tail on the decay.
Not much else to say except that it's a great sounding reverb pedal. It's sitting in my buffered loop box loop going into my recording interface and works well with the Hydra Delay before it.
I needed another reverb pedal so I didn't have to keep moving my Spatialist between my desktop recording setup and my amp setup, which are two different signal paths.
I wasn't looking for anything particularly fancy and the Gravitation sounded like it would fit the bill nicely. And it DOES!
It's my first Belton Brick reverb and it's got some nice sounds in it. As the ad copy says you can do the short delay slap back small room sound as well as more luscious sounds to all the way wacky with all the controls dimed.
The Tone knob is super useful and I wish more reverbs had a tone control. The toggle controls long tail vs shorter tail on the decay.
Not much else to say except that it's a great sounding reverb pedal. It's sitting in my buffered loop box loop going into my recording interface and works well with the Hydra Delay before it.