Reverb - is an effect that simulates the natural echo of a space. It creates the impression that a sound is happening inside a room, hall, cave, or even a cathedral.

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Imagine shouting in a bathroom — your voice bounces off the walls and returns to you with a slight delay. That’s reverb. Without it, sound feels dry and lifeless. With it — it becomes alive, deep, and dimensional.

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• Room Reverb — a small room with fast, tight reflections.
• Hall Reverb — a large hall with long, lush echoes.
• Plate Reverb — a metal plate-based system, warm and dense in character.
• Spring Reverb — uses actual springs (often found in vintage amps) for a distinctive boingy sound.

Fun fact:

One of the longest natural reverbs ever recorded is inside an abandoned fuel tank in Inchindown, Scotland. After firing a rifle, the sound echoed for over 112 seconds — officially recognized by the Guinness World Records.