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Hello,I sell this "Wampler Pedals Faux Spring Reverb” in very good condition.I sell it without original packaging and documentation.I bought it 188,92 € on the 09/02/2017 and I didn’t use it much.I can deliver it in Toulouse or send it with additional shipping costs.I AM NOT INTERESTED IN EXCHANGES!Thank you for your attention.Musically,Greg Description:The Faux Spring Reverb offers a sound from a time when amps were first starting to add features that guitarists would want, a time when, for example, Fender® released their dedicated spring reverb head in 1963 but had the bright idea to stick that mojo in an amp and see how it works!Of course, we know now that it works really, really well, but there's a tone to the classic designs that's hard to come by in many amps these days, especially if your amp is one of the modern "retro-style" amps with a pristine signal path and none of the extras larger companies have picked up along the way, on purpose! What's happened in the meantime? So many different varieties of digital simulations of reverb have come and gone (with a few sticking around as studio favourites, commanding high prices), offering sounds that are supposed to emulate an amp in a hallway, or an amp in a concert room, or an amp in a closet, or a plate reverb, or a reverse plate reverb, or any combination of the above, hey, why not throw the kitchen sink at it?Why not give you so many possible options that you don't pay too much attention to how any one option sounds? If you've got quantity, what else do you need, right? We don't think so.Studio units might be flexible, but most of the time, they're not offering you the sound.Many guitarists intuitively appreciate the sensitive, touch-responsive, beautifully detailed nature of spring reverbs. Many guitarists, however, don't have access to that classic sound, either because their amp doesn't feature reverb, or it has reverb with a not-so-great imitation of prior designs. Enter the Faux Spring Reverb, a pedal designed with exactly one goal in mind: emulate the sound of a classic spring reverb head, as true as can be done without having a giant spring tank with tubes feeding its input (and all the noise and issues that come along for THAT ride). It may sound like a modest goal, but every effort has been made to keep the dry signal pure, the wet signal authentic, and the overall result simple, easy to adjust, and beautiful to play and hear.To get the most out of your new pedal, you'll want to become very familiar with the controls. The Faux Spring Reverb features an accessible control setup, with three straightforward knobs that work together to allow you to dial in precisely your sort of reverb tone: Level, Tone, and Depth. The Faux Spring Reverb features an all-analog dry signal path, so your base signal remains completely unaffected. As with all Wampler Pedals products, the Faux Spring Reverb includes high-quality true bypass switching which takes it completely out of the signal path when bypassed. Experiment and enjoy!
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