Fender Hammertone Reverb Pedal

Name: Fender Hammertone Reverb Pedal
Brand: Fender
Price: 79.8 USD
Availability: Discontinued

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Key Features

Capture that iconic Fender reverb
Versatile reverb effects utilising Hall, Room and Plate settings
Ergonomic design thanks to top mounted jacks
Resistant, reliable construction with aluminium enclosure

Fender Hammertone Reverb Pedal Overview

The Fender Hammertone Reverb Pedal is a device that furthers the iconic relationship between Fender and their luscious reverb, offering gorgeous ambience and delightful echoes that fill your sound with stunning depth. Utilising three separate reverb modes, Hall, Room, and Plate, and pairing it with the three separate controls, you can apply this sound to a variety of tonal scenarios. A dampen control makes sure that the high frequency harmonics don't interfere with the mix. Bring this classic tone to your pedal board and infuse your sound with cavernous depth.

Product Ref: 215984

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Different Spaces

This delightful reverb pedal infuses your sound with unrivalled depth. Completely versatile, it offers three separate settings, which include Hall, Room, and Plate reverbs. All available at the flick of a switch, you can decide how much space you wish to have in your sound. Whether that is recreating the acoustic aspects of a small room, or positioning your sound in a large hall, you can emit your sound with resonance and sustain. Fender’s amp reverbs are iconic, and with this pedal you have it available at kick of a footswitch.

Fender forged

This pedal is constructed with the utmost care and attention, providing an economic solution to pedal board space, and practical solutions to durability. Constructed from sturdy aluminium, you can be assured that the pedal will stand the test of time, coping brilliantly with mid performance stomps. The fact that the jack inputs are top mounted ensures that the pedal doesn’t take up too much room on your pedal board, allowing for easy connection to other pedals and ensuring the jacks don’t get in the way.