What's the difference between Delay and Reverb Pedals?

[@guitarstuffstudio]

Thanks for watching :)

[@christopherjones19]

@@guitarstuffstudio Thank you!
I really appreciate the reply👍😁🎸

[@RoyRogersMusicShop]

Excellent Job demonstrating and explaining. I also agree about BOSS they have been making wonderful stuff for a long time .

[@TheJprose]

Thank you, Andy! The combination pedal (reverb, vibrato) that came with the Fender ToneMaster Deluxe amp just have on/off switches, but your video leads me to understand what the speed, intensity and reverb control knobs do, overall, on the amp instead. It's POURING rain outside so you know what I'll be doing, right?! See you later (this afternoon for me, tonight for you).

[@jimsjoblom6873]

Great video! 🎸 🥳

[@guitarstuffstudio]

Thanks man

[@Imnotthevillian77]

Nice vid. Thanks for posting.

[@guitarstuffstudio]

Thanks for the comment man

[@JojoFryrocks]

I love hall reverb, I love sounding like I'm at the bottom of a well! I also love delay and always have a bit on, whatever I'm playing. My question is... if my amp has got built in delay and reverb, is it worth getting and trying out pedals for the stuff that's already built in to my amp?!

[@guitarstuffstudio]

Always. Stacking effects can give you some really sweet tones

[@christopherjones19]

Thanks Andy, i made it 30 yrs without pedals, well a crybaby, but is that a pedal?
OD and reverb are definitely worthy of exploration, any top three brands?

[@guitarstuffstudio]

You can't go far wrong with Boss pedals but if you don't want to spend a lot I'd go for the TC Electronic stuff

[@smcha4]

Easy: EHX, MXR/Dunlop, and Boss.