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Had one since 2000. Along with the Tonelok Chorus they were the first guitar pedals I ever bought. It never left my pedal board since.I have played though several and objectively ‘better’ delay pedals and units since but I just keep coming back to my DE7’s unique, quirky, amazing sound almost immidiately. Also, never heard a delay pedal oscillate as good as it does ever. Pure blissful, lo-fi madness.😂😂😂

It's quite good - can't read the printing and the ramp sucks but it is otherwise a good and very musical pedal...like many good things - it has a few quirks...

Cool but not enough to make me get rid of my current fuzz pedal.

Just got this pedal. my first pedal. this is the best video about it.

Great demo!

We are few who really like the BMP Germanium 4 , it's a really great pedal and the only fuzz which go trough the mix in live context for me.

I just purchased one off Reverb. I am looking forward to the sounds it can create. I do own two Eventide H90's and a Line 6 HX One so hopefully this can bring something different to the table. Looking for that 80's rack reverbs.

You talk too much... jk. Great explanation man. thank you. enjoyed it. subscribed

Protip: The MXR M234 Analog Chorus is literally a 1:1 clone of the analog Boss CE-5, right down to the buffer circuit. So if you want to buy an analog CE-5 but don't want to get screwed by used prices on Reverb, buy the MXR instead.

A lot of my reverb pedals offer too much, and you can hear the digital-ness of them in the trails. This Arion sounds like it provides just the right amount of space with a more natural tone to it! In a live setting, that's really what I'm looking for...just a little bit of natural sounding trail. Thanks for sharing!

TONE knob: Adjusts the brightness of the effect sound. Turning the knob clockwise brightens the sound. static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/MO-2_M_eng02_W.pdf

Great video. Didn’t Yamaha do a reverb pedal in about 85? Google aint giving me anytime but I bought a Yamaha ch-10m (chorus) pedal in 85 and I have this memory of seeing the reverb pedal and thinking why would anyone want one when amps all had reverb anyway. Maybe it was this pedal and my memory has overlaid Yamaha on it! Anyway, great video and happy holidays, dude!

I actually liked the digital one slightly more, Boss sure did a good job keeping the Boss character when they switched to digital.

Couple of delays in a trench coat was great haha

The CF7 would be fun for you to try and show. Pretty much like this except a flanger and chorus combo. Plus, a "WACK'D" option on the "KRAZY" switch.

Dang, I forgot i had that Big Spender pedal! Ill have to pull that one out of the box --great pedal!

I wish they still made the Behringer.

My first pedal was an Arion flanger that I got somewhere around 1985 (my back is feeling fine btw)- I still have it and it works great and I love the quirky way it sounds.

Love the video and the King Buffalo shirt! I am really surprised this hasn't been traced, sounds really neat.

That demo jam was delicious. Had a bit of a Wilco thing going. Nicely done.

Someone should make a clone of this pedal 😎

Thanks for this interesting review! Actually, the standard algorithm for "efficiently" making digital reverb is really exactly the same as this: multi-tap delays plus feedback from multiple locations. They just use digital delays and digital summation instead of BBDs and opamps (and of course, longer delays and more taps, because they can). It's pretty easy and fun/instructive to write such a reverb with software... The only other way to make a reverb which doesn't use this topology, is with IRs, aka "convolution" reverb, which used to be too computationally and RAM-wise expensive but now is a perfectly viable way to go.

It would be cool if you got your hands on the new Spring King Junior when it comes out. They’ve removed the volume control on the new version - the pre-reverb gain that determines how hard the signal is hitting the springs. I’m hoping that the new version has just combined its “Reverb” control (the wet blend control) with that old pre-effect volume rather than just eliminating that pre-gain function altogether.

somebody do a boutique take on this and call it Trenchcoat

I grew up on Arion pedals. Never had this one but I like it! Cheers!

Why does the stereo output cancel out the wet reverb signal? What is the point of using the pedal in stereo to have no reverb? That doesn't make since or it's a bad design or maybe the manual will tell more how to use it in stereo

GOOD JOB, WELL DONE

Frankly, that sounds like 2025 to me, because indie bands are searching for whatever doesn’t sound like the twenties

What are all those red and green dots floating around your head… is it the spirit of Christmas?

I’ve almost always used an analog delay as my “reverb” sound when dialed in correctly.

Reminds me of my trusty Radio Shack ‘reverb.’ Love it.

Another great breakdown of a pedal i've never heard of. So cool, lots of charm on this one and you're playing really shone in this video

Early 80s my friends and I all had at least 1 Arion pedal. I have a stereo delay that sounds very similar. Chorus was very popular also.

I'm so glad you did a video on this! I've got a list in my head of weird old pedals which I want to know more about but nobody makes videos about them. This one was one of the top ones, along with the Companded Chorus and Digital Stereo Reverb from Peavey. And I can't think of a better guy to have handled it! Unrelated - I'd love to see how you use the Tri-Parallel Mixer which stares at me from your back wall. On one hand I'm not sure it'd make sense in the context of your channel since it's a utility pedal but I think your knack at breaking things down could perhaps make a few people aware of its possibilities!

I love all reverbs, this one sounds great

It definitely has a charm to it. I like gear that has character.

It’s a pity Analog reverb is rare in pedals. I never liked digital reverb.

If you don’t push out another vid I will not be mad at you. Enjoy your time off, man. Y’got to. ✌🏼

Squint and that feedback sounds a little like real spring dwell... more than most “spring” algorithms, anyway!

That first song reminds me of War on Drugs music.

Thanks for your great videos.

I just picked up an rv3 so I watched your video about the rv2 and you mentioned this pedal! I looked for other videos but I was hoping you’d make one and look at that! Love this channel!

Could you do an episode on the Ibanez CF-7?

You didn't seem to think the color knob mattered much but I thought the pedal sounded best with the color turned all the way down.

2 Delays in a trenchcoat lol love it

I grew up watching my grandpa play his cuatro in the only air conditioned room in the house through a peavey PA. When I picked up the guitar at 12, he visited our home and gave me a Christmas present: an arion stereo chorus, my very first pedal ever. I used it with my silver tone strat in my peavey rage amp and was amazed at how suddenly my guitar sounded just like his cuatro (a Puerto Rican five string instrument with dual high octave strings like a 12 string) so the pedal even more so became synonymous with my abuelo. Now he’s gone and I’ll never let go of this arion chorus. Funny enough it’s the rare made in Japan one. Anyway, anytime I see these pedals I love them and want to collect them just because they remind me of him

love analog. Reverb generally the only digital i use. Often just a AD9 delay set reverb style

As a Canadian, when you said you got the part from Radio Shack, I almost spit out my coffee… we haven’t had a Radio Shack here in decades, and they were an awesome part of my youth in the early 80s.

Very cool! Hey, any idea why some stereo effects do that inverted/reversed phase thing with one output? All I ever hear about it is the problematic phase cancellation issues it causes, but there must be some kind of benefit in some context, otherwise why the heck would they do it that way at all?

Love your videos dude, keep them coming! would love to see you do a histroy of Boss delays