BOSS RV-200 vs Strymon BlueSky vs Universal Audio Golden Reverberator vs Source Audio Ventris
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- The BOSS gods have finally created the RV-200! How does it compare to the pack of our favourite reverbs right now? Found out.
Just released, the RV-200 offers premium sound and diverse reverb types, including the innovative Arpverb, catering to subtle spatial colour and dreamy textures for ambient exploration. With 127 memory slots, hands-on controls, and footswitch flexibility, this pedal amplifies performances and creativity with Warp, Twist, and more, making it a streamlined yet powerful addition to any setup.
Boss RV-200: www.bettermusic.com.au/boss-r...
Bluesky: www.bettermusic.com.au/strymo...
UA Golden: www.bettermusic.com.au/ua-gol...
Ventris: www.bettermusic.com.au/source...
00:00 Introduction - Boss RV-200 Reverb
01:18 Plate Reverb Comparison
05:53 Spring Reverb Comparison
10:10 Shimmer Reverb Comparison
14:52 “Whacky Modes” RV-200 vs Ventris
18:52 Who gets the crown??
** Are you outside of Australia? Buy it at Thomann;
RV-200: thmn.to/thoprod/577633?offid=...
Bluesky: thmn.to/thoprod/546734?offid=...
UA Golden: thmn.to/thoprod/512481?offid=...
Ventris: thmn.to/thoprod/425777?offid=...
thank you for doing this
Have the UA Golden Reverberator and it's been my main "always on" reverb for a while as it's spring reverb is one of the best I've heard (aside from real spring reverbs of course lol). Just ordered the RV-200. Excited to experiment with it. I suspect the UA will still be my go-to reverb for daily use, but the RV-200 seems like an ambient dream for sure! So it will probably go on my less practical but more fun board 😂
Great comparison, well done guys!
This is a fun channel. Kind of like The Great White North with Bob and Doug McKenzie. How’s it goin’ ay? Nice review. Thanks. I’m getting the Boss.
The RV-200, MD-200 and DD-200 will be perfect for those of us with midi-capable set-ups.
My thoughts as well and I haven’t even started using midi but not having the option seems like a critical flaw of the UA pedals
I would also recommend the OD-200 which has a dozen overdrives, distortions, and fuzz, which you can stack and control with MIDI. Also the Boss RC-10R looper & drum machine. They all have the same form factor and Boss is the standard.
Needs to be done in stereo imo.
I returned my rv200 because of the spring and this video confirms it to be a good call.
The uafx needs the mix turned up more. 3 o'clock is 50/50 wet:dry for some reason
9:40 cool
Well done video but seriously one could spend an eternity in comparison. In the end it doesn’t really matter that much live. Studio recording most are just using plug ins. So we just to choose a unit for its features that we need for live use. That’s it.
Boss rv6 still works just fine for me for most live uses.
I would push back and say that’s not necessarily true. A lot of studio recordings are of guitar rigs being run just like they would live, maybe tweaked here and there. But a lot of people, if they have a fender amp with a spring reverb, they’re just putting a mic on that amp with that verb, or maybe even with a reverb pedal. I see the theoretic benefits of using a plugin for verb but most of the records I love weren’t done that way. 🤷🏻♂️
My interest is totally studio.
I actually just bought a Ventris last week, I haven’t even plugged it in but I’m not sure whether to keep it or get the cheaper boss Rv-200.
Damn it haha, which one would you keep?
Get RV-200, pocket the difference, profit!
Well, you always lose a bit of cash selling. If you like surf and need a drippy verb, keep the Ventris. I would just keep it in general.
@@masterofreality230i’d be returning it to sweetwater so I wouldn’t lose money (just the small return shipping)
im thinking of keeping the Ventris tho, but the new boss pedal is so tempting
Ventris
I bought the RV200 and it's beautiful. I was looking at these same pedals, and the ventris was a consideration. Once I played the boss, it's beautiful. With so many capabilities with MIDI and options for expansion. The momentary is neat too. What did you buy?
Is it me or does the guitar sound like it’s fretting out?
No opinion on these but i avoid Line6 across the board,.Zero customer service,my Helix FX buffer(I need to leave on for trails) cuts the lows and boosts upper mids.Yeck! All warm organic tone is lost,left with upper mids that go inside one's skull.Passing it on,expect frustration w/Line6 all around.
Strymon's shimmer sounded super cheesy....?
Shimmer always sounds cheesy
Boss
No kill dry in Rv200 absurde.... 😭
My DD-200 has it I was planning to buy this one too. But no kill dry is a real bummer…
Yes there is!
And why all this "Kill Dry"? The guitar should sound like a guitar, not like some pseudo-synthesizer..
Eventide DSP7000 blows them out of the water !
Why would you even bring up a $1,500 rack system? Makes no sense when comparing 4 pedals @
Boss tone sucks like crazy ! you lose all the 'punch' and attack in the note ...very thin , brittle and weedy tone..Not natural at all... what is the point in having a £500 set of custom shop pickups if they are absolutely KILLED by the poor 32 bit conversion...Had my DD-200 back on ebay within 5 mins !
32 bit is top of the line. sounds like an obvious case of user error
@@djangofett4879 lmao was gunna say the same thing.
The DD500 sounds way better than the DD200 plus it has true bypass. The buffer is the problem. It’s cheapo in the dd200. I made 100 dollars when I resold that went towards the Empress Echosystem. Now that is the real deal ! The buffer is amazing
What nonsense! If you set it up properly, it will sound great, you just need to know how :) ...
Strange another comparison was done by a well known music group on UA-cam with many followers. They picked bluesky. golden, ventris rv 200 ? Still wonder if should return bluesky for a savings , or keep it Rv200 110.00 less?