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If you're using reverb, and it isn't your amp's built in reverb, what are you using? What are the pros and cons of it?
A little background on the reason for my question: I recently bought a used Roland SRV-2000 reverb unit because it was really cheap, and I was curious. It does some neat things, but I don't see it becoming part of my live rig. The digital-ness of it just stands out like a sore thumb. I know there are a handful of pedals and such available, but I've never tried any of them. I'm setting up a wet/dry rig or possibly a wet/dry/wet rig hence the use of an external reverb as opposed to the buit-in amp reverb. Thanks in advance for your help!
A little background on the reason for my question: I recently bought a used Roland SRV-2000 reverb unit because it was really cheap, and I was curious. It does some neat things, but I don't see it becoming part of my live rig. The digital-ness of it just stands out like a sore thumb. I know there are a handful of pedals and such available, but I've never tried any of them. I'm setting up a wet/dry rig or possibly a wet/dry/wet rig hence the use of an external reverb as opposed to the buit-in amp reverb. Thanks in advance for your help!
Thank you. I've never heard of the Strymon before. Then again, I have never really looked for a reverb pedal before either. I liked the clips. The Reverbulator is another one I had not heard of. I will definitely check that out. I do, however, know of the T-Rex, and Hardwire pedals. All options are still on the table at this point. As for the Lexicon and Eventide units: While they are probably an obvious choice for THAT sound, as Zachman put it, my price range is well below either of them .... currently. 
