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Stopping at the Seymour Duncan booth for two reasons: to talk with Pantera Bassist Rex Brown, and to find out about a new pedal called Silver Lake Reverb. Host Sergio Michel talks with Riley Giffen about this new pedal
What is Silver Lake Reverb?
This is a digital reverb workstation, with stereo inputs, and MIDI control. With 8 types of reverb, you can move from a room sound, to a spring, gated, or hall sound with the turn of a dial. You can add dynamic expression to adjust the Mix, Mod, or Damp settings, depending on how you are playing.
There are over 100 preset locations, MIDI switchable for song setup, and the ability to send in Stereo to your amps, or mixer.
Sergio also inquired about the Solid State guitar amp heads. Riley talks about the PowerStage 700 wth stereo output and cab simulator. A smaller PowerStage 170 for an amplifier right on your pedal board.
For more information, check out Seymour Duncan. The Silver Lake Reverb will be available later this year.
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Stopping at the Seymour Duncan booth for two reasons: to talk with Pantera Bassist Rex Brown, and to find out about a new pedal called Silver Lake Reverb. Host Sergio Michel talks with Riley Giffen about this new pedal
What is Silver Lake Reverb?
This is a digital reverb workstation, with stereo inputs, and MIDI control. With 8 types of reverb, you can move from a room sound, to a spring, gated, or hall sound with the turn of a dial. You can add dynamic expression to adjust the Mix, Mod, or Damp settings, depending on how you are playing.
There are over 100 preset locations, MIDI switchable for song setup, and the ability to send in Stereo to your amps, or mixer.
Sergio also inquired about the Solid State guitar amp heads. Riley talks about the PowerStage 700 wth stereo output and cab simulator. A smaller PowerStage 170 for an amplifier right on your pedal board.
For more information, check out Seymour Duncan. The Silver Lake Reverb will be available later this year.