Echo Fix EF-P2 REAL SPRING REVERB TANK In Pedal Size! No Reverb In Your Amp? No Problem.

@echofixaustralia
www.echofix.com
Wow. I've always wanted a real spring reverb tank that I could add to most of my amps. Because 80% of the amps I have don't have reverb in them. If this isnt the most perfectly sized solution I don't know what is. AND if you hold the button, you get a tremelo effect!!!!!
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[@robinsearles5771]

This channel is so, so, SOOOOOO GREAT. Buddy, you are one heck of a player.

[@BuddyBlues]

Thank you!!!

[@jpdenk]

I absolutely love your channel! 🙂
I'm probably your oldest subscriber, turned 72 this year, so when the subject of spring reverb comes up, I had to kick in my old boomer geezer two cents.
I started playing guitar in 1965, had a 15 watt (approximately) no-name tube amp that I thought was wonderful and a very weird Kingston guitar with 4 (!) pickups that my younger brother and I shared. I made a fair amount of glorious noise with them back in the day, but no reverb. I did add a fuzz effect to the amp using a schematic I found in an electronics magazine, and I loved it, parents hated it. 🙂
I loved reverb that I heard on commercial records of the day, but that was usually plate reverb or sometimes done with an actual reverb room. The surf groups probably used spring, and early on, I was a huge fan of The Ventures, so I had to have me some reverb. I saved up and bought a little outboard spring reverb unit from Lafayette Electronics, sort of a Radio Shack kind of outfit, sent out a big catalog of goodies every year.
Anyway, it was a real spring reverb, and I loved it at first but I got tired of that boingy spring sound, and it was a cheap unit, not the best. By 1970, I had a decent job that allowed me to buy a used Kustom 200 guitar amp (I was a John Fogerty fan and I got the same amp he used) and the spring reverb in that was about as good as it gets. By 1978 or so, I had a rack-mount Tapco 4400 stereo spring reverb unit that was even a bit better than the Kustom reverb, used that with guitar and also an Arp Odyssey synth I got back in '76.
But by the early eighties, I was fed up with trying to get the smooth sound that plate reverb was capable of from springs. To this day, spring reverb just annoys the hell out of me. I don't get what younger players like about it unless they're neo-surf dudes.
Same with delay. I had a Fender tape-echo unit with a movable playback head that I used all the time in the garage band I was in back in 1969-1972, loved that thing.
In the mid-eighties, I first got to play around a bit with digital reverb and delay, and I've never looked back. I got an Alesis Quadraverb in '94, loved it, still have it. I love the digital stuff. I still have a cheap guitar amp (Fender Frontman 212R) with real spring reverb, but I don't use the built-in reverb.
Anyway, that's my contribution to the comments!

[@BuddyBlues]

Thanks so much for sharing this! And thank you for watching. I guarantee you you are not my older subscriber!

[@DadsGuitarGarage]

That’s definitely a sick reverb man. Especially coming from that Marshall.

[@TrevorrNourse]

Buddy, came here for the new pedal. As usual listening to you play brings a smile and washes a less than stellar day away. THANK YOU

[@BuddyBlues]

Thanks so much my friend! Always good to have you here

[@jonbarwick5946]

Immediately fell in love at 4:57 😍

[@jonpaultucker]

Great playing. Loved hearing how the pedal went with some low gain slow blues

[@BuddyBlues]

Thanks so much! Yeah it can do everything!

[@sroelit]

It has the cool factor-no question about that.

[@URTH-yb5xh]

It creates amazing sound …. Even for being digital Kidding 🙂

[@alexfletcher9915]

Sweet take on the EF-P2!

[@mantashaft]

it's about time I hear surf guitar from you

[@Les537]

This pedal is exactly what I want. Springs in a can. I like the control options. Don't care about the window dressing VU. Rock on, bro.

[@mantashaft]

VU meters are soothing.

[@johncruz9357]

What I’m hearing is you still have the guitar original guitar tone intact.
A lot of digital verbs color the original sound of the guitar.

[@Mattwillo]

I’m torn between this unit, and the Strymon flint, I know they’re both totally different beasts, but I’m torn!

[@wolfnstrings]

🎉great sound🎉

[@JJMMWGDuPree]

Note to sneaky pedal builders: I'll buy anything with a VU meter, even if it just goes on the board for the pose and never gets used. In the case of this pedal, I can see uses for it, but for that Lee Hazelwood/Duane Eddy 500 gallon tank sound... I think I'm still looking. Hey, Origin Effects, are you listening?

[@nayaleezy]

if you don't end on a sweet child o mine riff how do we know if it will do the job?

[@BuddyBlues]

😂😂

[@LewWelchThePoet]

🤘👍🏿

[@mattmcgrath2822]

How much of a boost can you get from the drive?

[@chickenlickin3820]

A JTM 100w amp?

[@BuddyBlues]

Yes. Also known as “a bad idea” also also known as “the best idea”

[@mr.howard1]

No... analogue is better. It's less convenient... but it sounds better.

[@ericskinner7355]

Reverby.............