Detail 01
Three reverb types
Spring 65, Plate 140, and Hall 224 give three selectable reverb approaches in one pedal.

Independent shopping perspective
Golden Reverberator puts three distinct reverb voices—Spring 65, Plate 140, and Hall 224—into a guitar stompbox. Switch among them, save three go-to settings, and recall those setups when a set calls for a quick change. Stereo operation can feed two amps or recording devices, while dual mono routing sends the effect to two mono channels. The pedal uses true-bypass switching and studio-quality analog bypass to leave the dry signal uncolored when disengaged; optional buffered bypass addresses long cable runs.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Spring 65, Plate 140, and Hall 224 give three selectable reverb approaches in one pedal.
Detail 02
Three saved settings can be recalled for fast changes.
Detail 03
The pedal can send reverb to two amps or recording devices in stereo, or to two mono channels in dual mono.
Detail 04
When the effect is disengaged, the pedal passes the dry signal without coloration.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Three: Spring 65, Plate 140, and Hall 224.
Yes. The pedal can store three presets for recall.
Yes. Stereo operation can send the reverb effect to two separate amplifiers or recording devices.
Its studio-quality analog bypass passes the dry signal without coloration when the effect is disengaged.
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