Foxgear Rainbow

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In the Reverb Effects Pedals category, Foxgear Rainbow is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Unleash a spectrum of sonic possibilities with the Foxgear Rainbow, a versatile reverb effects pedal designed for the discerning guitarist. This compact yet powerful pedal brings a touch of the ethereal to your sound, offering five distinct digital reverb presets. Dive into lush soundscapes with two shimmer algorithms that add a celestial quality to your music, explore the timeless elegance of two classic reverbs, or get experimental with the unique "Rotary Verb," which blends reverb with modulating effects for a truly dynamic experience.

The Foxgear Rainbow ensures pristine signal integrity with true bypass, preserving your tone when the pedal is disengaged. Its user-friendly interface includes intuitive controls for Tone, Program, Level, Deep, and Multi, allowing you to craft your desired sound with precision and ease. With its compact dimensions, the Rainbow is a perfect fit for any pedalboard, making it an ideal choice for both studio sessions and live performances.

Designed to accommodate the needs of modern musicians, the pedal features standard 6.3 mm jack inputs and outputs, and is powered via a 9V DC power supply. Please note, battery operation is not supported, ensuring consistent performance without the worry of battery life.

Key Features:

5 Digital reverb presets including 2 shimmer algorithms, 2 classic reverbs, and 1 "Rotary Verb"
True bypass circuitry for signal integrity
Controls: Tone, Program, Level, Deep, Multi
LED indicator for On/Off status
Foot-switch for bypass effect
Input and Output: 6.3 mm Jack
Power supply: 9 V DC (not included)

Product specs

Brand	Foxgear
Model	Rainbow
Finish	Black / Rainbow
Year	2019 - 2025
Made In	Korea, Republic of
Categories	Reverb Pedals
Pedal Format	Standard

FAQs

What types of reverb does the Foxgear Rainbow offer?: The Foxgear Rainbow Reverb pedal provides a range of reverb types, including room, hall, and plate, allowing for versatile soundscaping options suitable for various musical styles.
Is the Foxgear Rainbow Reverb pedal true bypass?: Yes, the Foxgear Rainbow Reverb pedal features true bypass switching, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.
Can the Foxgear Rainbow Reverb be powered by a battery?: No, the Foxgear Rainbow Reverb requires a standard 9V DC power supply and cannot be powered by a battery.
How does the Foxgear Rainbow Reverb handle high-gain signals?: The Foxgear Rainbow Reverb is designed to handle high-gain signals effectively, maintaining clarity and depth without unwanted distortion.
Is the Foxgear Rainbow suitable for both electric and acoustic guitars?: Yes, the Foxgear Rainbow Reverb is versatile and can be used with both electric and acoustic guitars, enhancing their sound with rich reverb effects.

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PROS

Excellent value for money, unbeatable quality/price ratio
Visually appealing design, one of the coolest looking pedals
Versatile tone control allows customization across algorithms
Features two distinct shimmer algorithms, offering unique ambient textures
Surprisingly great sound quality, exceeds expectations for its price range
Tone control enables darkening or brightening effects, enhancing versatility

CONS

Lacks the depth and spaciousness of more expensive reverb pedals
Some features like the filter control on Spring reverb have limited effectiveness
RotaryVerb effect is too subtle, barely perceptible at most settings
Lacks a mix control for 100% wet signal, limiting ambient sound potential
May not replace higher-end options for those seeking premium reverb effects

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The pedal's face remains illuminated even when bypassed, resembling the sleek finish of an iPhone screen.
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The rotary mode offers a shimmer-like sound with modulation but lacks the octave effect, adding versatility.
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The pedal allows users to choose whether to attach rubber feet or not, offering customization for different pedalboard needs.
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The spring reverb setting is described as ideal for rock and metal, providing a versatile option for genres requiring less ambient reverb.
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User experience

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Owners appreciate the lushness of the celestial and rotary modes, describing them as vibrant and ambient.
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Use cases and applications

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The pedal pairs well with a C6 lap steel guitar, expanding its practical applications.
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The church setting provides a large, expansive reverb perfect for creating 'spaceship' sounds and ambient music.
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Knobs are noted for their satisfactory tactile feel and the pedal's housing is described as robust and well-constructed.
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The pedal's graphics have been positively remarked upon for their visual appeal, enhancing its aesthetic value.
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Critic Reviews

5 High-End Reverb Voices at an Affordable Price - Premier Guitar

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The Foxgear Rainbow pedal packs an impressive array of reverb sounds into a compact, budget-friendly package. With five distinct reverb types and a user-friendly interface, it caters well to both live and studio settings. While its lightweight build may raise concerns about durability, it feels surprisingly solid and fits nicely on crowded pedalboards. However, the tones, while solid, tend toward the generic side, lacking the unique character found in pricier boutique pedals. Overall, the Rainbow offers a compelling value for musicians seeking versatile reverb effects without breaking the bank.

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about 6 years ago

An afforable hidden gem

I bought this to tide me over a bit before I'm able to build my collection of ambient pedals back up. I'd heard good things from some pedal demos and the price was right so I figured it would do the trick; it does that, and then some!

I think the tone control is what sets this apart from other pedals in the price range; it's very easy to make each algorithm sound the way you need it to; you can darken the Church algorithm into a cavernous, subterranean howl, bring out the sparkle in the Spring algorithm, or can smooth out the shimmer modes to roll off some of the harshness that shimmer can sometimes be guilty of.

Speaking of shimmer, this thing comes with two shimmer algorithms, and they are actually different enough to warrant that. Celestial has a more subtle upper octave; I've gotten great sounds out of this with the level high & decay maxed to create an ambient wash that preserves the harmony of what you play without being overbearing. The one that's actually called Shimmer is more overt with the upper octave, and sounds quite nice indeed also.

It is surprisingly great, but it's not perfect; the filter control on the Spring reverb doesn't do much, and the RotaryVerb, supposed to be the unique sound in the pedal, is a very subtle modulation that at most setting I can barely perceive; the sound is usable, but I think a modulation control on the actual Church setting would have taken the sound there. It's also a shame that there's a level control as opposed to a mix control; there are some nice ambient sounds in there, and it's a shame there's no on-board way to have 100% wet signal.

But those concerns are relatively minor given how great this pedal sounds. It won't replace the likes of Walrus Audio's Fathom/Slo/Descent, and I feel for many the Hall of Fame 2 is a better option in this price range, but I took a bit of a gamble on the Rainbow and I daresay I made my money's worth back.

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