boss pedal amp reverb 1963

[dewitteluchendrik]

What is the best setting reverb legend series boss pedal Fender reverb amp digital

[JimN]

Hi, Luc,

Is it this....?

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JN

[Pol]

Hi Luc, JN,

Or perhaps this...?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvAvw-d7eQE

Pol

[dewitteluchendrik]

Good Jim

I am glad for the question and happy for the contact.I was in Oostende in the Rudy's musicshop last week.I saw the fender Reverb amp 65 digital.I have played guitar with two different Fender reverb amp digital Boss pedals.The first was reverg amp 63.And the second was reverb amp 65.I have bought the Boss pedal reverb amp 63.With a mixer knob ,tone knob,and dwell knob.I have a problem with the guitarcable because of the resistors in the guitarcable.The volume is of the sound is very low.What kind of guitarcable is very good for this connection(guitar amp and boss pedal reverb amp 63.I send later a picture of the Boss pedal 63.
THE bOSS PEDAL REVERB 65 is more complicated.
What do you think of this pedals?
See you at Shadowmania?

[dewitteluchendrik]

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[JimN]

Hi, Luc,

I'll be honest - I don't think that either of those pedals (the '65 Deluxe Reverb or the '65 Reverb) would be a big help in getting an authentic Shadows sound. And I say that as a lover of Fender amplifiers (I have a '65 Reissue Deluxe Reverb combo and a Twin Reverb).

I'm sure they're both good pedals - and if the "Deluxe Reverb" pedal helps to get the sound of the Deluxe Reverb amp, that's great too. But for a good Shadows-type sound, you need a good multiple-repeat echo rather than reverb. A Yamaha Magisctomp or an Alesis Q2 (if you can find one), or maybe the new Line 6 M5. Even a WEM Copicat...

BUT, seeing that you have bought the unit, I assume that you bought it for the sounds it produces (surf, country, clean reverb for a jazz sound, etc).

On the Fender Deluxe Reverb amplifier and on the Twin reverb amplifier (not pedals), the reverb control is unbelievably sensitive: you can't turn up it past three without it sounding like you're at the wrong end of a cathedral. So if the pedal version has the same sensitivity, keeping the reverb level (mix) control down at the low end will give better results.

On the level problem, if you're sure that your cables are alright, perhaps the impedances are still wrong and maybe the pedal is meant for use in the effects loop of the amplifier. Does your amp have an effects loop? Only one or two of mine do...

Best wishes,

JN

[dewitteluchendrik]

Very Good explanation thank you Jim.
I have at home a Atlantis echo chamber with Mesa Boogie Mark IV of course there is an effectloop.But on a H.Marvin KPC the reverb amp 1963 does'nt work.So I will try the send and return.Many thanks for the words.