TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb

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.

I had this for a couple of years. It certainly can hold its own with other similar reverbs, like the MXR M300, the Digitech Polara, and the EHX Ocean's 11. The toneprint feature is nice, you can hook the pedal up to your phone or your computer and create a toneprint from a template provided by TC Electronic. I felt like the more traditional reverbs, like spring and plate, were just ok, but the modulated reverbs were a little better. Also, the Hall of Fame 1 does not have Shimmer - but the Hall of Fame 2 does. Overall, I felt like all of the reverb modes were good, but none of them were great. It's a nice pedal to have for variety, but if you want a specific reverb that sounds great, you might be better off looking elsewhere.

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?

Since I am the only guitar in the band, and Brigand sound needs to be heavy and rich to make sense, my reverb pedal is almost always turned on. It`s not the best verb on the field, but is far for worst. I regularly use church mod, which gives me that "doomy" sound. Also, I uploaded Jonsi from Sigur Ros mode with Toneprint app, and I use that mode when I need some serious feedback sound.

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