First look video: Boss RV-6 Reverb demo
The latest shimmer-ready reverb on video and in pictures
Boss RV-6 Reverb
With a host of exciting new launches of late, Boss is resuming its position as the effects company on every guitarist's lips, and the RV-6 Reverb reverb pedal looks set to take the brand's atmospheric sounds to new heights.
Take a look at the demo below to hear what the RV-6 is capable of, and scroll through the gallery for a closer look at its features.
Algorithms
The RV-6 serves up eight newly developed reverb types: modulate, spring, plate, hall, room, dynamic, octave-shifted shimmer and + delay, recalling the classic RV-3 Reverb/Delay.
Expression
As well as the usual stereo inputs and outputs, the RV-6 also offers an expression pedal input to control the effect level.
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