Reverb Rules TC Electronic is synonymous with some of the best sounding reverbs out there - think of a song with reverb on it you've heard in the last 20 years and chances are it's us. We're talking from Michael Jackson to Dire Straits all th...
TC Electronic's Hall of Fame Reverb pedal is one of the products used by Troy Van Leeuwen, according to [their website](http://www.tcelectronic.com/troy-van-leeuwen/).
moreAs stated on TC Electronic's homepage, the section about Products used by Duff McKagan.
moreAt 7:30 in this Premier Guitar [interview](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fp5YzkES0Q#t=450) Guthrie Govan discusses his TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb TonePrint Series guitar effects pedal.
moreSteven Wilson demoes his "Lonely Spring" Reverb TonePrint for the Hall of Fame Reverb pedal from TC Electronic
moreGuitar, T.C. Electronic Polytune Mini Tuner, Hermida Audio Zendrive, Vertex Boost, T.C. Electronic Flashback Delay, T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb, Amp
moreOn [TC's website](http://www.tcelectronic.com/andy-summers/), the TC Electronic Hall of Fame pedal is listed among the TC Electronic products Andy Summers uses.
moreTash doesn't want to give away the exact pedals on her pedal board but she says that there are 39 in total and this pedal is one that Premier Guitar Magazine thinks/knows is on her pedal board.
moreTalking about Kings of Leon’s album "Mechanical Bull," the official TC Electronic site says Jared "...Recently ... added the 'Hall of Fame Reverb' to his pedal board." Original source link [here](http://www.tcelectronic.com/jared-followill/).
moreAt 15:37 in this video, part of Joe's pedal board is shown, and behind two TC Flashback Delays is a Hall of Fame
moreOn [this page](http://www.tcelectronic.com/brian-head-welch/) of TC Electronic's website, it can be seen that Brian Welch uses a Hall of Fame Reverb pedal.
moreAccording to the product website John Scofield uses the Hall of Fame reverb pedal.
moreAt 2:59 in this video, Steve Morse's TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb pedal can be seen in the pedal board inside rack. His guitar tech mentions it and demonstrates its sound.
moreSeen on Ellie's pedalboard at Best Kept Secret Festival 2018, precisely at 2:16 in this video.
moreAround 21:12 in this rig rundown, Larry Carlton says, “…and then this TC Electronic reverb pedal since the Bludo’s don't have reverbs built-in, it's nice for me to have some reverb available. And it depends on how dead the stage is and all that stuff."
moreAccording to the product website Tal Wilkenfeld uses the Hall of Fame reverb pedal.
moreIn this video, right above the EVH 5150 III head, a Hall of Fame pedal can be seen in Stevie T's rig.
moreAlbert uses a Hall of Fame Reverb pedal, according to [TC Electronic](http://www.tcelectronic.com/albert-lee/).
moreRoger uses a Hall of Fame reverb according to his [artist page](http://www.tcelectronic.com/roger-glover/) on TC Electronic's site.
moreFender was with Beach Fossils at El Rey Theater and they shared all this on Instagram. You can see the Hall Of Fame next to the MXR Carbon Copy. Dustin uses it for his voice with the Carbon Copy (he said it in the 'mini interview' at the same day). Screenshot made from Fender's Instagram.
morein this insta video you can see that he's showing you a knew buffer that he's using. but you can also see as he's showing it you see the tc electroninc hall of fame reverb pedal
moreIn this photo, we can see Dessner with his modest pedalboard, which also includes the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame reverb.
moreWhitford uses a Hall of Fame pedal, according to [TC Electronic](http://www.tcelectronic.com/brad-whitford/).
moreIn this video interview, you can see the TC Electronic HOF Reverb pedal on Jeremy's pedal board at around 4:30.
moreAccording to TC Electronic's [website](http://www.tcelectronic.com/bryan-beller/), Bryan uses a Hall of Fame Reverb pedal.
more"I might have had a TC Electronic Hall of Fame for a little reverb, but that track is basically just those two amps and that Telecaster."
more"I'm a lover of gear and have been collecting guitars, amps and pedals along with outboard gear for years"
moreMark King shows and plays through his pedalboard, including the TC Electronic Hall of Fame reverb.
moreCan be noticed near the POG on the top of Stefan's Board 20 Years Tour More of his pedals: http://www.pedalmaniacs.com.br/stefan-olsdal-pedalboard-2017/
moreThis is an image of Eli's pedalboard, which is sourced from [this article](http://www.strymon.net/2015/04/16/this-weeks-preset-eli-maimans-shut-up-and-dance-and-different-colors/) from Strymon effects pedals. You can see his TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb pedal in the bottom left.
moreRight at the beginning someone is shown pushing a pedal. In that setup there is a HOF pedal. Considerng that Philipp is playing the electric one, he is using the HOF.
moreAt 8:56 in this video Megan is discussing her pedalbaord and you can see a clear shot of the Hall of Fame. "'So I have a fairly standard pedalboard and it's remained the same for years, actually. I've got a Tube Screamer and a volume pedal—I have to have those two elements,' Megan started, going on to mention the Mooer Ana Echo and Hall of Fame Reverb pedal that round out the pedalboard that powers her 1940s-era Rickenbacker lap steel." (https://reverb.com/news/reverb-sessions-larkin-poe-perform-and-discuss-their-pedalboards)
moreAt 14:33 in this video you can spot the TC Electronic Hall of Fame reverb on Dave's board. This is part of a documentary on the recording of Battles 3rd full length album, La Di Da Di.
moreIn Remo Drive's Reddit AMA (on the subreddit r/indieheads), user InDrublic inquired as to which pedals they used when recording "Greatest Hits." The band responded: "I used 2 earthquaker pedals (the dunes and the dirt transmitter) on the album. I also use a hall of fame and a shitty hardwire delay!"
moreOn this [artist page](http://www.tcelectronic.com/richard-kruspe) for Sune Rose Wagner of [The Raveonettes](https://equipboard.com/band/the-raveonettes), is all of the T.C Electronic pedals he uses, among them is a TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb TonePrint.
more"I got clued into the Hall of Fame Reverb pedal by Lee Hartney from The Smith Street Band."
more"Thanks to awesome dad for using his workshop to craft a new organ pedalboard, now with hinges to slot into the keyboard and hold it in place so no more need for gaff tape! We've cleaned it up and rewired it, ready for the Gypsy Caravan tour! Signal Chain: Korg ??Black Finger (12v AC) ??Deluxe Memory Man (24v DC) ??Neo Ventilator Leslie Sim (12v DC) ??Wiggler (Tremolo/Vibrato) (12v AC) ??Wah Pedal (9v DC) ??Volume Pedal??Hall of Fame Reverb (9v DC) ??Amp(eg) all powered by the CIOKOLATE power supply, can handle an insane number / variety of voltages."
moreAt 12:56 in the video there's a photo of Deal's pedalboard, including TC Electronic Hall of Fame reverb pedal.
more"The @greeramps @elliottguitars #lilsampson kicked ass on last night's gig. More like "Whoah! What pedal did I just hit??" It has earned permanent pedalboard status...along w #lightspeed. ????????????????"
more"Similar in size to a pack of cards, but holds more surprises. Chiseling apart gear burps."
moreIn this article, McVeigh is mentioned as a used of TC Electronic Hall Of Fame reverb pedal. He also has his own toneprint for the pedal.
moreEste pedal fue usado por Munky en el Tour de el album The Serenity of Suffering, Este pedal cumple la funcion de un Reverb. En el minuto 8:25 seve claramente el pedal.
morethe "other guitarists" board - sorry i don't know his name. took these photos at trix antwerp, december 2017
moreAccording to [this page](http://www.tcelectronic.com/mark-sheehan/) of TC Electronic's website, Mark Sheehan uses a Hall of Fame Reverb pedal.
moreIt’s hard to believe this a pedal. It really sounds like a much more expensive rack unit. I like to put reverbs and delays after the volume pedal. A cool trick is to switch from a lead sound to a clean sound with the delay on. It gives the illusion that the lead sound is overlapping the clean sound for a moment. After I play the last note of the lead sound, I turn the volume pedal down, switch my overdrive off, and start playing rhythm. The overlapping repeats were generated from the lead sound, so it sounds very seamless. This would be impossible if the delay was before the volume pedal. Also, swells are particularly nice using this configuration.
moreAlex posted a photo about all of his pedals and there you can find the Tc Electronics Hall Of Fame Reverb pedal
moreMike Hranica uses a TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb pedal, according to his Premier Guitar [rig rundown](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20659-rig-rundown-the-devil-wears-prada).
moremy (cams) rig is a fender musicman 65 through an avatar 212, I play a squier cyclone and my typical pedal chain is: tuner —-> fulldrive 2 (JHS mod) —-> Boss DD-20——> T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame just picked up a Dirty Little Secret MK1 and a Smart People Factory Ego Booster that may replace the fulldrive but we’ll see!!
more"Remándola desde abajo los efectos: Afinador Pitch Black, Shaker Vibrato y Hall Reverb TC Electronics…"
moreAccording to TC Electronic's [website](http://www.tcelectronic.com/brett-scallions/), Brett uses a Hall of Fame pedal.
more"I've been getting involved with the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame reverb in a lot of our songs just to make it sound big and roomy and vast.
moreDave Young tweets about his TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb with this photo, captioned, "Sweet mew addition to the pedal board! Epic verb. Thanks @tcelectronic"
more"I also used a TC Electronic Flashback pedal and Hall of Fame reverb, a Boss DD-7 digital delay, and a Boss PS-6 pitch shifter"
moreAs stated on Philip Bynoe’s web page: “This is Philip's pedalboard used for cello. It has the following: Fishman Fission Bass Powerchord FX, TC Electonic Hall of Fame Reverb, Zoom B2.1u Bass Effects.”
moreSergey uses this pedal exclusively at rehearsals, because he likes it better (at concerts he uses exclusively a processor and several pedals)
moreIn this photo of Ben Thompson's pedalboard, posted to Instagram, a Hall Of Fame pedal can be seen.
moreHis pedal board is shown in the final minute of the video, most clearly at around 7:30
morePedalboard used in conjunction with Marshall: "My live ‘board is pretty simple - essentially just a tuner, an octave pedal, and a couple of subtle boost pedals. 90% of the core sound is from the guitar and amp, then a clean boost is used just to push the amp a bit harder into overdrive. I use the guitar volume for most of the tonal variations. Main pedals used are as follows: Free The Tone FINAL BOOSTER - Fantastic clean boost… the great thing is when set at zero and kicking it in there no tonal/level change whatsoever - it only adds to what’s already there. Has a nice natural sounding buffer in it too. Sonic Research ST-200 Tuner - Accurate and reliable strobe tuner that works great especially for the ‘half a step down’ tuning I use. Easy to see on dark stages too! T-Rex ALBERTA - Nice subtle tubescreamer type pedal, smoother and warmer sounding than the classic TS pedals. Normally just kicked in now and then with the Strat. T-Rex OCTAVIUS Octave pedal with switchable clean boost - This is great and is used mostly with the old cello slide guitar. The guitar has a really low output so the extra boost on here works perfectly to beef things back up. Voodoo Lab PEDAL POWER 2 PLUS - Silent, super reliable and efficient power supply! Brightonion Pedals TRUE BYPASS LOOPER - Any pedals that aren’t true bypass run through this, plus it keeps things nice and easy to switch on and off during a gig as every thing is at the front! Other pedals I use now and then: Klon Centaur, JHS Charlie Brown, Free The Tone Red Jasper, ZVEX Box Of Rock" -Aynsley Lister
moreHe calls it a really good and cheap pedal. He is running it on the church setting with the full effect level. He turns it on mostly to bring out certain loops in songs.
moreThis photo of Ian O'Neil's guitar pedals (from an Oct 2014 Deer Tick performance in Austin, Texas) shows he uses the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb TonePrint Series Guitar Effects Pedal.
moreIn this Instagram post posted by Stefanovski in 2018, one of the pedals visible is the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame.
moreBilly uses a Hall of Fame Reverb pedal, according to TC Electronic's [website](http://www.tcelectronic.com/billy-morrison/).
moreThe Hall of Fame Reverb was seen on Alfred's pedalboard at the first Tusky show.
more“I use the effects loop to stick in this reverb - I have that on church setting, just a big, huge sound, have the mix up real high, the decay up real high.”
more"I have a T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame reverb; a Destination Rotation by Option 5, which is a Leslie-style pedal; a CMAT Mods phaser; and a Zvex Distortron, which I use to just to boost the signal a bit. The ZVex is a great pedal because it doesn’t cut the low end. It works well for high or low gain."
moreHis replacement for an RV-7 Reverb, this is Mitch's primary reverb live, and uses it almost exlusively on the Mod and Church settings.
moreIn the picture you can see the pedal on Sjors' pedalboard (just peaking by his guitar on the left down corner). This picture was taken of an Instagram story he posted in December 2018.
more"Donna's pedalboard rig, referred to by her techs as "The Starship", consists of 21 pedals across 3 interconnected boards. It was built by Craig Pattison Rig Design and includes a TC Electronic Flashback Delay, Vortex Flanger and Hall Of Fame Reverb, and a BOSS Blues Driver BD-2, Flanger BF-3 and Loop Station RC-30, among others. Donna's love of feedback is evidenced in her use of an EBow, as heard on the song "ANOTHERLOVE" from Prince & 3RDEYEGIRL's debut album, PLECTRUMELECTRUM and “MR MAJESTIC” from her debut album, DIAMONDS & DYNAMITE. Most recently, Donna has been experimenting with the Empress Echosystem Dual Engine Delay that features up to 35 presets ranging from classic to obscure sounds. She uses the pedal in-stereo creating complex delays by assigning unique settings to multiple cabinets." From Donna's website.
moreThis image from AaRon's Instagram page shows a trio of pedals, including a TC Electronic Hall Of Fame, that are used by Olivier.
moreIn the top left corner of Daniel's pedalboard you can see the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb TonePrint Series Guitar Effects Pedal.
moreIn their Tumblr post, Brian states that he and Sean both use TC Electronics reverb pedals.
moreIn their Tumblr post, Brian states that he and Sean both use TC Electronics reverb pedals.
moreIn this photo of Shearwater's pedalboards, in the Meiburg's pedalboard (which is the upper one), one of the pedals that can be seen is the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame reverb.
more"Inside the Pedalboard Rack System is: Voodoo Lab GCX Audio Switcher, SHURE UR4D Dual Wireless Receiver, Lovepedal Amp Eleven, 2x Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer, Ibanez TS10 Tube Screamer, Vertex Boost, MXR Carbon Copy, Way Huge Echo Puss, Way Huge Supa Puss, T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb, and Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus" - [Vertex Effects about his recent-built pedalboard](https://www.vertexeffects.com/blog/chase_bryant_artist_showcase)
more"I got a TC Electronics Hall of Fame reverb, a tuner, and a friend bought me a Boss DD-20 GigaDelay. I think I had all those as my first pedals. An Xotic AC+ overdrive followed shortly after that."
moreThis photo, from the Duesenberg Guitars [webblog](http://blog.duesenberg.de/?p=480), we see an array of pedals used by Johannes Strate which includes on the bottom left a TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb TonePrint Series Guitar Effects Pedal.
more"Saying goodbye to the old place with a glass of wine and Beach House on full blast" - rburgosnavas
moreAccording to Premier Guitar, Ellman uses TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb pedal.
moreLuke Weiler of Positive Mental Trip has used the reverb on his VOX AC 15...and the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb live since 2015. The TC Electronic HOF V.1 has been the only reverb pedal played at every Positive Mental Trip show 2015-2019. You can hear the TC HOF V.1 very clearly used at the same time as the BOSS PH3 on “as a friend” on PMT’s 2017 album “The Black and White” album. The song has never been played live. The TC Electronic HOF Reverb has been played live every show sometimes with a little help from the spring Reverb on the VOX AC 15 sometimes without depending on the gig.
moreReverb Rules TC Electronic is synonymous with some of the best sounding reverbs out there - think of a song with reverb on it you've heard in the last 20 years and chances are it's us. We're talking from Michael Jackson to Dire Straits all the way up to Lady Gaga and back and everything in between. We collected the iconic reverb sounds you know and love into a neat little package that simply sounds so insanely good, you gotta try it.
Range Is Everything Hall Of Fame allows you to experiment and play with reverb the way you see fit. With 10 different reverb types from plates to springs to churches and back, you'll never be without a great reverb sound the way you imagine it.
Reverb Reigns Free We don't believe in telling you what to do with your tone, and that reflects in our Hall Of Fame pedal. We've given you a wide range of routing options that compliment the sound and vibe of what you have going on or want to achieve. And we even provide an analog dry-through so your dry signal can be mixed in unaffected.
Control Is The Verb It's amazing that 3 tiny Decay, Tone and Level controls can give such a wide range of tonal options - bright and springy, warm and bouncy or gigantic dark reflections, it's all there in spades - and then some. This guarantees Hall Of Fame Reverb will have you coming back for more time and time again and that it will follow your creativity.
This pedal is very easy to use and sounds great. Many different presets that all sound unique to each other. You can get all kinds of awesome, atmospheric sounds out of this thing.
Big selection of sounds, which I don't particularly like using. I tend to just sit on the Spring Reverb as I would imagine most guitarists would do. A lot of the other settings just seem a little operatic to me. But the control you have over this pedal is awesome. Also it doesn't seem to take anything away from my signal. The pedal suits simple effects users (like me) and sonic wizards a like. The Toneprint is also heaps of fun, especially when it adds a new dimension to the sound like Troy Van Leeuwen's tremolo reverb.
While the standard effects are indeed awesome (I use plate for pad tones and church for regular use) the Toneprint function allows me to shape my favourite reverb the way I want to. Now isn't that cool or what?
Got this beauty at the price of $90.00 (new). It has so many varieties of sounds. They did this right.
To be totally honest, this is one of the few pedals I've never really experimented with. I knew the sound I wanted from my reverb and had a pretty good idea of how to get there so with an educated guess I'd dialled in the right mode and had it all set within about 5 minutes and haven't changed anything other than the FX Level ever since!
It sounds phenomenal, and that's pretty much all I have to say on the matter..
I really like it, and you get most of what you really need from this pedal. With that said, I have tried some strymon stuff, and know what I am missing when it comes to really lush reverb tones.
Don't think twice... you can dial in the different categories of reverb right from the pedal and they sound really very good. If not, you didn't take enough time to set the dials right for you. Still not happy? Go tweaking in the Toneprint editor and you must be looking for a very strange and specific sound if you can't dial it in there. Then, try some of the artists toneprints, man it's just INCREDIBLY versatile AND good sounding. Remember when 35mm film was still 'better' than digital. Well, we got over the romantic stuff and it just works better now, same here with TC.
I love the Tone print stuff .. some of the TC website... and the possibility of do my own strange verbs
This pedal got 10 different reverb types and that's what makes it really versatile. It's easy to use during live shows and rehearsals. Both the DECAY knob, FX LEVEL and TONE knob really gives me the opportunity to fine adjust the different reverb sounds.
Jonsi custom in the TonePrint setting :-) However, I'd suggest getting the nano version of this pedal if you want to use this alone. I do and it is a waste of all the other great settings (unless you record too). I don't like switching things between songs live if I can help it, so I have another Ghost Echo reverb as my passive reverb for all occasions.
This thing is meant to be an investment unless you're disrespectful of your pedals. Very nice controls featuring: FX level, Tone, Decay and types of modulation. It comes with 10 preset reverb signature sounds, and features a Toneprint technology setting which allows you to download your own reverb files for maximum personal reverb satisfaction. Definitely one of TC Electronic's finest! Get it!
Indeed it can be used as a modulation pedal when the FX Level is totally dry. With the TonePrint software other FXs can be done.
Correction: Can be used as a modulation pedal when the Decay level is zero. The FX Level is set as you like to blend with the signal path. By the way, the TC Hall of Fame changes drastically when is plugged into two amps in a stereo setup.
The versatility of TC's pedals sucks me in yet again. So many different reverb types, so many controls and parameters, and tone-print returns just in case there aren't already enough options. Love this little beauty, it lives on my board permanently.
Tc Electronics is becoming every year a more valid pedal company and this is the result. The HoF is a very good sounding pedal considering the low price! In the package you get 10 different type of reverb, the controls (decay,tone,fxlevel,pre dealy) are very effective and easy to use. The build quality is good as expected with true bypass and the possibility to run in in stereo. This may sounds as a common thing in reverb pedal but i challenge you to find all these features and quality in this price range. And then there is the "toneprint" in wich you can store your own preset created on the app provided by Tc Electronics website.
This is an "always on" pedal for me. It does ambient verb settings INCREDIBLY well, room verb settings very well, and the rest is unimportant to me. TonePrint software is incredible. Pick one up, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
I get out there ambient reverb effects or spring and plate sims. But, you need a room sound coming out of your amp? Its not loud enough to get the room you're playing in reverberating? Turn it up!
I feel like I'm underwater sometimes!! No tone lost at all and great controls, not to mention limitless options with the tone print program.
I like this reverb, its small and has several different reverb models. The toneprint feature is really cool too!
Variety is the word I'd use to describe this red pedal. Plenty of different options that allows you to spend a lot of time turning the knobs and creating nice atmospheres around your sound.
As a side note, I'd be more than happy when TC Electronic (and many other manufacturers) include a power adaptor with every pedal effect they sale. But that's another issue.
Great value-price ratio.
Good sounding reverb. I keep it mainly on a high decay church setting. The other sounds are pretty good. I would recommend to a beginning guitar player who is looking for their first reverb.
O Hall of Fame é meu pedal mais recente... uso ele praticamente só no Church.. ele é bem util em musicas que o clean predomina como Untying the Knot. É bom pra fazer uns sons "ambientes", e também pra dar um sustain em riffs e solos.
Very good reverb pedal, lots of different options that cover a wide range of tones
I like this a lot better than the Rv5. Sounds a lot more organic and not as wet
Nothing to see here. Get the Hall of Fame 2. I've owned both. Get the upgrade.
This great pedal should be inducted to the rock hall of fame
My favorite reverb pedal I've used. I really love the plate and church settings on this one.
At face value the HOF is a good pedal especially when you compare it to say the Strymon pedals. However you would be wrong to think that to get the sound of more expensive reverbs you have to buy more expensive pedals. The HOF has many types of reverb to choose from and with your Android or iOS phone can beam Artist created reverbs to the pedal if you choose to. Where the HOF really shines is that you can connect to a computer with tone print and edit the type of reverb and how you want it to sound and the program the parameters you want the sound to work in via computer. Like all TC Electronic Toneprint capable pedals, toneprint gives you that ability to create your own sound like Blackstar ID amps do. Meaning the HOF at face value gives you a lot of options to sculpt your sound but with the computer you can go deeper in tweeking that sound. Something I am not going to get with more expensive pedals.
This reverb pedal is such a great pedal with so much choice to choice from.
while some of the sounds achievable with this pedal are great, I personally am not a huge fan of pedals, especially when it comes to reverb. The spring sound was very touchy and sounded quite tinny to me for a rhythm sound, however the "lofi" sound was amazing for spacy leads and simply unique tone. for those wanting to explore spacy, creamy tones without spending a ton on boutique pedals, this is the pedal for you. However, those looking for a more natural sounding and simple reverb, I would recommend the EHX Holy Grail.
This pedal is the go to reverb effect in my pedal board setup.
The thing I love about this pedal the most is that there are various settings already on it (i.e. Church, Room, Plate, Hall). These help with the idea of what sound you are going for. The decay rate is a little bothersome, going from not a lot to overpowering very quickly. Very good though with other pedals, especially delay
It's much clean than the boss do. And this pedal has lots of crazy effect, you can do much things.
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