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BOSS RV-5 Digital Reverb Pedal


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The RV-5 Digital Reverb offers six of BOSS' best reverbs in an all-new stereo effects pedal. New reverbs include convincing spring reverb emulation and a high-quality gate reverb, plus a Modulate mode for spacious detuned reverb sounds. 1M-ohms Input Impedance 1k-ohms Output Impedance 10k-ohms or greater Recommended Load Impedance Controls - Pedal Switch, E.LEVEL knob, TONE knob, TIME knob, and MODE switch Connectors - INPUT-A (MONO) jack, INPUT-B jack, OUTPUT-A (MONO) jack, OUTPUT-B jack, and AC adaptor jack (DC 9 V) Current Draw - 50 mA (DC 9 V) Dimensions - Width 2-7/8 x Depth 5-1/8 x Height 2-3/8 (73x129x59mm) Weight - 1 pounds (0.4 kg)

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Boss RV5 Digital Reverb Details Features
  • Compact pedal with stereo input/output for use with other stereo effects
  • 6 high quality reverb modes on par with rackmount processors
  • New Spring reverb emulation offers realistic spring reverb sounds
  • New Gate reverb derived from high-end Roland studio gear
  • Modulate mode detunes the reverb sound for added spaciousness
  • Model Number: BOSS RV-5
  • Manufacturer: Boss
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Average Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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User Review for - Boss RV5 Digital Reverb

By: J. McHenry (Detroit, MI)

5 out of 5 stars Essential!/Not Just for Surf Bands , 2010-07-04

I've been looking at other people's guitar effect pedalboards, and I have to say I'm amazed how few of them bother with a stand-alone reverb pedal. The reverb on most amps is barely adequate to deliver a generic 'hall' verb, much less the tighter 'room' echo that I prefer. I got the Boss Reverb back in its RV-2 iteration twenty some years ago, and I still love it. You don't quite get hard slapback echo - you might need a delay for that - but you can get a nice 'drop shadow' bit of echo to make a guitar sound fuller. The 'hall' sound is also nice and thick. True, it does have a sort of metallic sheen to it (especially short, tight 'verbs), but you can adjust that if you like. Besides, most echoes are fake in some way or other - so what if it doesn't sound like you're in a real church, or cave, or whatever? Go buy a tube reverb for a lot more money if you need it slicker. Or record in a big metal silo - but don't be suprised if it sounds quite a bit like this pedal...

User Review for - Boss RV5 Digital Reverb

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By: Rexomus (Chicago)

5 out of 5 stars Great Digital Reverb , 2010-03-02

I realy enjoy this pedal. It adds realistic sense of size and dimension to my sound. The pedal has 5 different reverbs plus one modulation effect that is nice but I mainly use the reverb function to thicken up harmonies and leads. I use Boss effects allmost exclusively because they build thier equipment to industrial strength and don't cheap out on sound or component quality. I highly recomend this pedal to any guitar player.

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