in praise of the kpb810 reverb!

[eljay]

i wuz gonna send brian a PM when it occurred to me i could have more fun embarrassing him publicly!

 

brian delivered my 'verb unit to me at psp4; been messin' with it ever since.

 

just wanna say that fender jazzmaster and jag, both with flatwounds, running thru the reverb and a tweed clone, deliver up the drippy surf sound and "clink" in spades.

 

well done, sir!

 

[DetroitBlues]

I'm one of the lucky few who actually has an opportunity to use almost every amp he builds before anyone has an opportunity to play it. I must say, he does a great job. I rather like his reverb unit and we are talking about making a reverb and tremolo head that is footswitchable....

[Steiner]

I'm right on base with you Sir ElJay! When practicing, I don't stand too hard on the volume; reverb is required to bring a sparkle to the sound. The KBP810 GT-15 reverb unit I own lays it down in spades! Makes me smile whenever I practice

[barrymclark]

Nice!

[kbp810]

Why thank you for the kind words all!

 

...and to think, I nearly missed this thread altogether and could have avoided all the embarasement

[DetroitBlues]

You don't live on the forum like the rest of us... oh, wait, that's just me...

[FredZepp]

.... we are talking about making a reverb and tremolo head that is footswitchable....

Now THAT sounds extra cool....

[DetroitBlues]

It should be if he can figure it out, shouldn't be too hard for him. (Impossible for me though!)

[FredZepp]

I had an old Fender Reverb unit for a while... one of the few things that I wish that I hadn't sold.

 

But a handwired KBP810 reverb... that is some very cool tone equipment there. Maybe one day I'll own one..