Mr. Black DeluxePlus Reverb & Tremolo

$100.00 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Tremolo Effects Pedals category, Mr. Black DeluxePlus Reverb & Tremolo 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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Dive into the nostalgic waves of classic surf rock with the Mr. Black DeluxePlus Reverb & Tremolo pedal. Perfect for the guitarist seeking the lush, dynamic sounds of the '60s, this compact unit offers an intuitive blend of bias-modulated tremolo and authentic spring reverb. Whether you're chasing the shadowy trembles of vintage tunes or sculpting your own indie soundscape, the DeluxePlus serves as your sonic surfboard, navigating through the realms of reverb and tremolo with ease and precision. Its straightforward control set allows for quick tonal adjustments, ensuring your focus remains on crafting music, not tweaking knobs.

Key Features:

Bias-modulation circuitry for authentic tremolo effects
Independent or combined operation of reverb and tremolo effects
User-friendly interface with dedicated intensity, speed, and reverb controls
Ideal for genres ranging from surf rock to indie and post-rock

Product specs

Brand	Mr. Black
Model	DeluxePlus Tremolo / Reverb
Finish	Teal
Year	2010s
Made In	United States
Categories	Reverb Pedals, Tremolo Pedals
Pedal Format	Standard

FAQs

Does the Mr. Black DeluxePlus Reverb & Tremolo work well with both electric and acoustic guitars?: Yes, the Mr. Black DeluxePlus Reverb & Tremolo is designed to enhance the sound of both electric and acoustic guitars, providing rich reverb and smooth tremolo effects suitable for various musical styles.
Can the Mr. Black DeluxePlus be powered by a standard 9V power supply?: Yes, the Mr. Black DeluxePlus Reverb & Tremolo requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common for most pedalboards and effects pedals.
How does the tremolo effect on the Mr. Black DeluxePlus compare to vintage amplifiers?: The tremolo effect on the Mr. Black DeluxePlus is modeled after vintage tube amplifiers, offering a warm, pulsating effect that closely resembles classic amp tremolo sounds.
Is the reverb on the Mr. Black DeluxePlus suitable for surf rock music?: Absolutely, the reverb on the Mr. Black DeluxePlus is ideal for surf rock, providing a lush, spring-like effect that complements the genre's characteristic sound.
Can the reverb and tremolo effects on the Mr. Black DeluxePlus be used independently?: No, the Mr. Black DeluxePlus combines both reverb and tremolo effects in a single unit, and they are designed to be used together for a cohesive sound experience.

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Mr Black Deluxe Plus Reverb & Tremolo pedal demo w/ Blues Jr & Gibson SG

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PROS

Authentic Fender reverb/tremolo sound
More flexible tremolo than bias tremolo
Reverb offers unique, drippy/wet quality
Aesthetically pleasing design
Combines reverb and tremolo in one compact unit
Superior to built-in effects of many amps
Versatile, from subtle background to intense effects
Can replace two separate pedals, saving space
No noticeable volume drop, maintains level sound
Encourages more playing, less tweaking

CONS

Reverb may require time to fine-tune
Some may find the reverb less impressive initially
Metallic trails in reverb not for everyone
Price might be high for some budgets

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mr. Black DeluxePlus Reverb & Tremolo.

Features and functionality

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The pedal excels in providing a deep, surfy reverb, ideal for those seeking a spring reverb emulation with a vintage vibe.
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The pedal's 3-knob design offers simplicity, with users appreciating the versatility of the spring reverb and bias tremolo for '60s sounds.
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The reverb and tremolo offer a wide range from subtle effects to more extreme settings, allowing for versatile soundscapes.
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While some users prefer the Mr. Black for its unique "mojo," others find Keeley or Strymon options superior in terms of noise floor and overall quality.
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Some prefer the DeluxePlus over the Strymon Flint for its characterful sound, though others opt for separate Boss RV-6 and TR-2 for more control.
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User experience

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Owners with single coil pickups find the reverb performs well, but those with humbuckers may need to limit reverb settings to avoid overwhelming sounds.
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The horizontal layout, while visually appealing, can be awkward for some pedalboard setups, particularly for those requiring stereo outputs.
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Owners describe the tremolo as "throbbing" and the reverb as "thick and drippy," ideal for surf rock and spaghetti western styles.
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Owners find the reverb and tremolo pairing on this pedal addictive, enhancing the sound when used with amps like the DSL40C.
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Multiple users unexpectedly use this pedal more frequently than anticipated due to its impressive range of spring reverb settings.
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Value and pricing

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It's noted that while the pedal is priced under $200, some users feel it would be more competitively priced at around $179.
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The dual footswitch version is desired for added functionality, although some prefer the simplicity of the single switch.
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Use cases and applications

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A user found the pedal especially fitting for Hawai‘ian music when used with a Pignose amp.
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The pedal is preferred over the HRD’s built-in spring reverb for a more dynamic sound when combined with tremolo.
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