JHS Pedals 3 Series Reverb Effects Pedal

Great simple to use with plenty of reverb I have a vox 10 which has reverb but its a bit dull this JHS pedal is like a reverb on steroids great pedal and great price and staff at paramus was very knowledgeable helping me this pedal.

This is a good reverb. The EQ is responsive and well graded. The decay has a ton of range. If you notice a dramatic jump after 1 o'clock, lower the verb a bit. The params are more intricately related on this pedal than some but once you get to know how they interact, there is a lot of versatility. As another reviewer mentioned, this might not be the best option if you want to broadly and quickly switch between types of reverb but it you want fine-grained control, you're in the right place. The tonal quality is good, no noticeable buffer or dulling here like in HOF, what you put in is what you get out, but reverberated. There are other reverbs out there, including one on my board, that sound richer but they start at about double the price. Looking forward to checking out the 3 series overdrive next.

Wanted something simple just to add reverb to my Orange OR15 as an always on pedal. Tried this against a few other pedals in the $60-$175 range and won, mostly because I wanted something that just sounded great and that I didn't have to mess with (I have an HXFX for that) does the job well and very cost effective. I usually like spring reverb the most, but this sounds great

A great basic reverb pedal, with the verb at lower settings it sounds more natural to me, I use this pedal with my synth too.

This is a great reverb for the price. Does everything I need it to. Nothing fancy, just straight reverb

JHS is killing it with the 3 Series. After purchasing the 3 Series Flanger and loving it (I am an avowed flanger junkie, so the bar was set high), I took a chance on another in the line, the Reverb. With just 3 knobs and a toggle switch for pre-delay, it's uncomplicated yet surprisingly versatile and, most importantly, sounds fantastic. To my ears digital reverbs tend to sound very, well, digital, especially when hit with distortion, but this one is incredibly natural sounding. With the right combination of knob settings, I was able to coax just about every type of reverb from this little guy from springy bathroom slap to subtle plate to lush ambient wash. The ambient wash is where this thing really shines: It's deep and warm but never completely runs away with the sound. Instead it just kind of hugs your tone and gently keeps it warm. Because it's not laden with different types of algorithms, you're not going to get every type of reverb from it (ie spring, shimmer, modulated), but that's not the point of this pedal. It works equally well whether it's receiving a clean or dirty signal, a welcome feature that a lot of reverbs can't match. For the sound, price, and versatility, this pedal is a bargain. It's already replaced the $200 premium reverb on my board. For as minimal as it is, there are no 'boutique', handmade pedals available that can match this reverb unit.