Drippy Reverb Shootout #5

[@hukl3945]

Finally someone who is using a Looper for a proper comparison - how many f****** years did I have to wait for that! Thanks man - great shootout!

[@godofrainbows]

IKR!

[@dwtn81]

Oceans 11 & Topanga.

[@brettisstoked]

Amen. But yeah I tried that oceans 11 in the store it can do a lot of cool stuff

[@alexmurphy5289]

In 2020, they are both the best drip available

[@sotired4895]

Topanga have so ugly design 😭😭😭

[@Farold_Haltermeyer]

Oh...and thank you! These sort of rapid switch comparison are the most useful things to the pedal hunter...really appreciated!

[@fjk1138]

Great comparison, thanks for doing this. Oceans 11 second only to the Fender unit for me.

[@narta11]

Best reverb shootout ever. I have a twin reverb amp and added a spring king to it. I have to max out the knobs to get a decent sound. Love the kick pad.

[@bloodySunday77]

Having played most of the above I agree with what my ears are telling me right now - and I think it's pretty obvious from the video as well: the Oceans 11 and the Topanga are the closest to the real thing with an excellent sound quality, preserving the tone they receive without artificially making it dark, tinny or lo-fi in any way. Plus they both have adjustments for preamp saturation that most of the others don't. And no, "drip" is not really a decisive factor - I can assure you that the average listener, even a surf+50s/60s fan, hasn't got a clue what it means and wouldn't care less if someone explained it as long as the sounds are good and authentic, which both Oceans and Topanga easily deliver. Of course price is an issue, so with the Oceans you're getting an amazing variety of reverbs for every occasion with about 60 euros less of what you have to pay for the Topanga! Oceans would be an easy winner for me if it had a favourite switch, but still it sounds wonderful and it also has one of the two most beautiful shimmer sounds I've heard from a pedal, with the 2nd being the one from the GFI Specular Reverb (and I've owned Timeline, Space, Superdelay, plugins etc). There is a small asterisk to the comparison which should have been made more clear: the pedals were not dialed in properly with dry/wet ratios, dwell times etc. to sound as close to the tank's sound. But in any case I think the tonal differences and winners of the comparison are still quite obvious.

[@belicosebumpkin]

I have an Oceans 11 (which I love) and a Ventris (which is for sale). The other day I decided to dust off my Fender Outboard Reverb unit (like the one in this video) that I hadn't used for a while.. My conclusion: The pedals still have a LONG way to go before they REALLY compete (except when it comes to convenience)...It's like 3D vs 2D to be honest.

[@georgefromgreece4119]

Totally agreed, nothing like the REAL SPRINGS.

[@jaredtomlin1104]

After listening to all your videos on the Oceans 11 I got one. Great videos! Listening to your album, killer!!!! Bring back the surf guitar era!!!

[@kenwinston2245]

Excellent shootout . . . Brilliant use of the ditto and concise editing technique.

[@howardmaryon]

It’s 2021 and the “Drip” is still on sale. I have one, for simulated “surfy” sounds, and the big problem with the “Drip” (but easily fixed) is the significant volume drop. When I started gigging with it on my board the volume drop was annoying, having to adjust volume between numbers etc, so I put a pre-amp in front of the pedal. Amazing difference! It also works with the pre-amp behind the “Drip” but the effect is different. If you already have a pre-amp pedal, the “Drip” is a good bargain. I am surprised that Ryan did not mention about the volume drop, the Danelectro real spring unit is the same.

[@senorleups6340]

Amazing comparison. Love your videos and your quest for the best drip. Thank you!

[@spicyjuniormint]

This might be the best I've ever hear the topanga sound

[@GoldenDeathMusic]

I don't know if this has been mentioned already, but I have noticed in your videos with the Spring King you have the volume down pretty low. This is not a volume knob in the traditional sense as it does not effect the actual output level of the sound, but rather effects the amount of signal that is being sent to the spring reverb part of the pedal. To really get a heavier reverb sound that is comparable to the other pedals, you need to have the volume knob much higher. This gets you much closer to a drippy, cavernous reverb sound

[@The_Exploding_Moth_From_Hell]

What does the reverb knob do on it?

[@cowtowncustoms2110]

Great helpful video. Oceans 11 is great but I was surprised how well the old Boss pedal did compared to all the newer stuff, Thanks!

[@alexmurphy5289]

That boss pedal goes for over $200 now, so although it's phenomenal, it's now up against newer "better" pedals with higher price tags than the boss originally did. It's an incredible pedal but considering it's used price it's not the best one. If it was still only $100?? Oh hell yes but unfortunately not the case anymore

[@TheDubit75]

Man, that Ocean's 11 sounded great! The Topanga is a classic in it's own right. The Ventris sounds great, too. However, the Ocean's 11 would be the best for your buck.

[@rickk1235]

Great review, thanks for taking the time to put this together. I'm just learning about surf music and the tones associated with this genre, this is very helpful. For what's it's worth, I really liked the Oceans 11 and Ventris pedals.

[@darrenmaynard8871]

I play the TC Electronic "The Drip" and whilst I appreciate there are better and more expensive ones on the market this is the best value. Let's face it, it's the best sounding one at home where nobody is going to hear me and judge me! :)

[@robotsongs]

This was a freaking absolutely excellent video! Good work! Thank you.

[@Cheguebuddha]

Oceans 11 sounded almost as the Fender unit! Must get me that Oceans!

[@dragonhigh7125]

topanga awesome! Thank you for compareing these sounds!

[@scorpio7d]

Finally! I've been trying to find your music for awhile now. Thanks for all the great reviews!

[@Fernandoorejudo]

I think the Fender 6G15 does a pretty good job approaching to the sound of Boss FRV-1.

[@nathan.4130]

Thanks for the video, I just bought an Oceans 11 a couple weeks ago and love it. Your comparison showed that I made the right choice. Of coarse the Fender unit sounds great too, it's just too much $ for me. I also considered the Topanga, I love CB pedals, but the Oceans 11 is cheaper and does more.

[@LookingForEntertainment112]

I own a 6G15 replica unit made by Achillies Amplification in Australia and I've been looking for a pedal that could give me the drip and vibe of the unit for AGES. Thanks so much for this review, I just ordered an Oceans 11 as it really seems to nail the 6G15 vibe.

[@fenttbmatic9908]

great comparison, but i wonder is the ventris pedal setting on room/reverse not on true spring? or not?

[@Zwidawurzn]

Thanks, was thinking about TC Drip or Danelectro but now: Oceans11 new Reverb pedal i want because it's not bad for surf sound and it does much more than that!

[@jgratzke766]

Fun comparison video. Straight to the point of interest.

[@Garatzeos]

It is purely down to personal taste but I think Oceans 11 stands out. Topanga too. Oceans 11 wins hands down on value for money and I am impressed that you get so many different reverbs (most sounding good!) in one pedal.

[@guitaryoder1]

great video! Love that you used the looper for the consistency. Pretty sure Im going with the Oceans 11.

[@dustinkleingartner769]

The BOSS FRV-1 was set way too high! That's why it sounded so harsh

[@todd-1]

How do you tame the ice pick highs on the frv-1? It sounds great down low, but up high it's an ear bleeder.

[@alexmurphy5289]

Dude it was set at 11 o'clock lmao it's just a harsh sounding pedal..

[@stevebenedict2372]

What about the signal loss in line

[@yamaoctave3928]

Oceans II and Topanga because this two still maintain the root tone distinctively along with the under laying effects.

[@TheElrondo]

Sorry if i repeat myself. That TC Drip thing...there is something that sounds very odd to me. Oceans 11 and Topanga are the best sounding to me. The Danelectro is a kind of gadget with its short spring. The Boss sounds more bad to me every time i hear it.

[@musicplaylists59]

my favorite was the Oceans 11

[@kierenmoore3236]

The Boss sounds best, followed by the Topanga. Ryan had the right idea when he was using both together

[@mattjones8523]

I preferred the Topanga over all.

[@Ironlakgrafff]

Kieren Moore AGREED

[@johnnyennis9864]

Love the review! Great use of a looper to remove the playing variability! I think each pedal has it's own application and sound. I actually really like the sound of the drip - it has it's own thing going on, and for under $100, that's amazing! I have an Ocean's 11 waiting at home for me to play with tonight and I'm excited to break it out! It appears to be a pretty powerful lil device for the money! I'm stoked to have a drippy reverb (among its other functions) on my board!

[@60CycleHumcast]

The Oceans 11 is legit

[@tds_noel]

That blue SG in the back is beauty...

[@kosmicwizard]

I live up in Canada so our prices are higher than in America, I'm glad I didn't buy the TC Drip for $75, but am so happy I found a used Oceans 11 for $100 shipped. Thank you, Ryan for this video, you helped me make an informed decision. Cheers.

[@alexmurphy5289]

Dude....this is a PHENOMENAL shootout!! So glad I subscribed to you

[@iagobroxado]

Oceans 11 for sure. I like the ambience/tone of the Topanga, too, although it has almost no drip.

[@scorpio7d]

I just purchased the BOSS RE-20 Space Echo. Any chance you could do a review on it? I'm interested to see what you can do with it and what you and others think of it.

[@greatvanzini]

Well yeah that's my real fave!

[@storm3380]

Thank you...I can appreciate the effort and amount of time it took to do this comparison. I wish all comparison vids on here were done this way. I gotta say, for me the Oceans 11 gets it. 🏄‍♂️

[@mastabad2]

So I got ahold of an Oceans 11-never thought I could turn my Blues Jr III into a surf wagon, but it is so. Hyped.

[@feloniousmonk321]

Always enjoy your reviews, your never-waning enthusiasm for various sonic artifacts. Do you ever have days when you just can't handle any more drip?

[@billyhellmaker]

The Oceans 11 wins for me. I have the Ventris and compared to the other is a little "cavernous" to me. Makes me want the Oceans 11. TC Drip just sounded bad all around.

[@louisfryzel4618]

Thanks so much. This is the first head-to-head (or should it be reverb tails-to-tails) video comparison between the two newest reverbs, the Oceans 11 and the TC Electronic Drip Spring Reverb that I know of. I know that your ending didn't officially rank the pedals but I think some of us will view it that way. If so, I'm surprised the Ventris was in fourth place but as you said you needed perhaps to tweak the setting. But overall a very impressive and helfpul video. I can now eat my cookie in peace.

[@barnaclerusty]

very helpful.. I almost bought the TC electronics today, but I thought I should watch some vids first. The oceans 11 sounds like it is worth the extra $$ Thanks!

[@jonathanuriarte5348]

Some people complain about the TC electronic Drip's volumen drop, and that's probably because once the mix knob goes over noon it starts taking the guitar signal away and leaving only the reverb. The max reverb you get on these pedals is at noon... I wonder if there's any volume drop when the mix knob is under noon though

[@60CycleHumcast]

various pedals from this line have volume drops, i think there is some component variance that causes it. The gauss echo i had was really bad. others have been fine.

[@redoxrecords6384]

Good stuff. Now my benchmark is a 60's Ampeg Reverberocket Superreverb R 15 R (with a 15 inch speaker). Impossible to surmise if any of these are going to give the depth of tone. Any ideas on this? Thanks.

[@stillnessinmovement]

seems like 11, topanga and fenders were more shimmery than others. more top end. love the use of the ditto! thanks. think im gonna get an 11. "mine goes to 11"

[@MountShastaMusic]

I bought the BOSS FRV-1 "Fender" for the drip, but it's too hard dialing in a sweet drippy sound that I can quickly access at my gigs. Will be finding it a new home on Ebay. Awaiting the arrival of the Oceans 11, seems a lot cleaner and sweeter with great drip for Mr Moto, Baja, Penetration, etc... Thanks for the GREAT video...

[@MountShastaMusic]

ps- What's that orange sparkle Strat behind you ? A Fender with aftermarket paint job, or ???? Also, do you have experience with Super-Vee's Bladerunner vibrato and their way cool Trem-Lok ? GREAT for surf guitar !

[@fredrodnick2881]

Can you review the tone city tiny spring reverb pedal?

[@awc5uk]

Another option is the MXR M300. Has a good sounding spring with subtle drip. The Ventris and Oceans 11 are the best on the market right now. Have owned all the others and none have stuck around while an actual outboard tank just isn’t practical enough. The tone suck and volume drop adds to its impracticability. Your album is excellent.

[@stephenlennartz3466]

I realize the focus of this excellent video is spring reverbs. And while I'm just getting started with this ... I am leaning pretty heavily toward the Oceans 11. Sounds great! I'd also like to encourage you to check out the official Oceans video product demo by Electro Harmonix. I'm big on most bang for the buck and the EH has some great sounds. For example ... be sure to check out the sound at 8:10 within the demo--it's a very cool, very usable Rickenbacker 12 string - sounding kind of sound! Getting ready to order mine ... plus it won't break the bank.

[@jrich5895]

Was that Fender reverb unit the re-issue? There was a difference in sound between my re-issue and my 1965 unit. The 65 sounded better than the re-issue. Just my 2 cents.

[@60CycleHumcast]

Jeffrey Richardson I don’t have the budget for a 65 :-(

[@thaddeusproshansky5389]

I have a original 1963 Fender Reverb unit. It sounds awesome. But the Oceans 11 & Topanga sounds the closest to the drip sound.

[@billyhellmaker]

This video made me sell my Dual Ventris. I'm thinking Oceans 11 now.

[@apedestrian3899]

I was just wondering if you were gonna crack out the Spring King for another comparison video. Hasn't been getting a lot of love. Great master shootout video!

[@apedestrian3899]

The Oceans 11 definitely takes the win for me, with the added benefit of having many more reverb options!

[@greatvanzini]

I still love my Boss Fender. The real one I have wanted for years. BUT. I'll stick with the FRZV one which works great for me as I don't use quite a heavily as you did here.

[@greatvanzini]

Or,,,, FRV-1!

[@NateThunder]

greatvanzinni it was set quite wet.

[@jimjamkillsnerds]

super helpful. probably going to buy an Oceans 11, hopefully it's okay for bass and doesn't eat any low frequencies

[@gunnarschmitz1889]

I know it's kind of OP for this video, but a strymon flint dialed in on the spring setting can pretty much blow these pedals out if the water

[@organjoe]

Ryan - have you tried a Seaverb reverb pedal? I have read a lot of nice things about it although the KZbin vids are not that convincing - it has a not over the top sound, but it does have an internal switch for a fuller sound. You should get one and do a demo asap!

[@ivorytelecaster]

Love that oceans 11! Have you ever dug into the TC HOF to see how close to the big drip you can get?

[@xenod1066]

Michael I'd like to see that video too! (how close can you get the tc hof) I don't think it can ever quite do this exact drippy thing, but it can do a bunch of other amazing sounds. - People rip on it without trying any tone prints, or editing. - It's an awesome engine though.

[@ivorytelecaster]

I love the depth of the the TC engine but honestly, it’s beyond me. It’s obviously an amazing piece of engineering but I wish I understood how to make it do what I want a little better.

[@60CycleHumcast]

I was never able to get a drip out of either HOF

[@xenod1066]

Michael Yeah, I guess no drip lives there. Lol. As far as programming the other reverbs, it would help to know what the parameters mean, and what engineers have done in the past, which is maybe not common musician knowledge. - There are quite a few videos explaining reverb and it's use in the studio, and there's a couple of videos of guys making tone prints in some detail. - I think it helps almost all of them to roll off some highs. It's useful to roll off the lows too. You can clean them up, and make them a bit more natural that way, and by not using super long decay, and maybe turning up pre-delay. - The mod reverb has too much modulation, and the plate could use more diffusion. So those are things to try. - It a tweakers paradise, but not great for plug in and go, unless you love one of the stock sounds. - I would say though that those sound as good as similar reverb pedals that were available when it came out. - It's a lot better than the Boss RV5.. And they're cheap and can be made to sound like almost anything, if you tweak them enough.. - Different reverbs for different folks I guess. - There's so much good stuff out now!

[@mickrose1431]

great overview and competition again. Oceans 11 is my favorite by far. Would be nice to know if Gurus Sinusoid could compete, is tube driven and has an accutronics inside

[@al271987]

Oceans 11 sounded the best to me. Shame about the TC drip, I really can’t say that it does the trick and it should probably have a different name. Topanga sounded good but doesn’t drip enough. If you’re gonna go digital, the oceans 11 is the clear surf winner as far as I can tell. Do you still have the surfy bear? That would’ve been fun to toss into the mix as well.

[@60CycleHumcast]

I do have the surfy bear but the old power supply was causing issues, i have a new one on order and ill do a follow up video soon.

[@belicosebumpkin]

Hi Ryan, wondering if you've ever thought about reviewing the Boss RV-500? It has a pretty good spring setting and allows you to go deep in the settings to set spring length etc...I think it sounds pretty decent.

[@60CycleHumcast]

belicosebumpkin - Rapt In Blue I messed around once and I couldn’t find a good drip in it

[@belicosebumpkin]

Oh wow, ok. I can definitely wring some drip out of it...Must have a good one!

[@SeanPierceJohnson]

Well this video succeeded in showing several things: 1. The Oceans 11 is the closest to the Fender tank and for that alone, I'm probably gonna keep mine. 2. Topanga is kinda sorta a sleeper hit 3. I no longer want one of those Boss/Fender verbs...that, for some reason, sounds terrible. Fantastic video Ryan

[@wa8d4g8i7]

should try using two fender units at the same time. sounds amazing

[@60CycleHumcast]

i have enough trouble convincing myself to haul just one to a show, lol

[@jpfan1992]

Pretty sure that's how the black keys get their sound

[@iiaaiiaannaaiiaaii]

of the pedals- for drip, the Oceans. Overall reverb sound- the Topanga ( esp. knowing that it takes overdrive the best, as seen from yr previous videos.) if you adjusted the Ventris, could change things- did you do a video of the Vent accepting dirt? Ghost Dino's? great name!!!

[@Made1984.]

The volume on the Spring King's not even turned up halfway??

[@nathanshervheim4611]

The Oceans 11 sounds the best to me, but I also doubt I'd ever be able to use that drippy reverb at all, so rip me

[@semaphor30]

Hey Ryan, did you ever come across the T-Rex Space Master reverb? What is your opinion on it? Could you do a review/test on it?

[@ealees]

Glad I watched this, I tried the TC Drip and didn't like it so I sent it back its not really got a surf sound IMHO. I was going to go for the Boss FRV-1 and then saw this video and changed my mind. My Oceans 11 arrived yesterday. sounds great both through my Gretsch and Strat. Well worth the £120 price tag. And some of the the other reverb echo and tremolo effects are also good which is a bonus. Thanks for doing the review.

[@nathanieldoyle1746]

Topanga is queen as far as I'm concerned.

[@wonk.mp3]

Volume drop with Fender reverb is common across all units - part of its charm.

[@gibsonxpl85]

Thank you for the demo, I love my Topanga!

[@sassycat]

7. Drip 6. Boss 5. Danelectro ------------------------- 4. Topanga 3. Ventris 2. Oceans 11 1. Fender Would be nice to hear my top 4 in a simple guitar -> effect -> amp format shootout. Great video, keep them coming!

[@gooseabuse]

Lol is the Dano even on?

[@RobertNolan]

Old video Ryan, but I'm just catching it now. Did you know that the reason why your output is lower is because the 12at7 instead of an ax7 in the pre, along with the lack of a V4 12ax7 buffer stage. The 70s reissues were the only models to have this correction and usually do not see any volume drop as a result. In fact, the reissues are almost exact to the original 6G15 except for the 6V6, originally it was a 6K6 driver section tube.

[@LeviBulger]

I feel like I gotta step in for the ventris here... I've been on a never ending search for good spring reverb in a pedal, and until I got that pedal, nothing quite nailed it like the ventris can. I definitely think you should do a redo of that pedal and make the proper adjustments. When it's set right, the true spring mode is seriously unmatched. I also tend to raise the highs in the Nero app when recording because it's slightly dark on my amp, but other than that they did a great job. When you hear it in person, it's uncanny with how much it nails that old school surf drip and hollowy chime and vibe. Also doesn't muddy up in the slightest with chords like a lot of other pedals do. The Topanga is also the best for a cheaper option. Still great

[@megasuperlexa2]

but topanga does not drip at all? why is it here

[@CradleRawk]

Great work again Ryan! Have you ever tried the Carl Martin Headroom? I'd love to hear your take on its suitability for surf rock. All the best to you.

[@60CycleHumcast]

I havent had a chance to play with one yet

[@nachogrande2000]

Ryan, What do you think about MP Silver Spring Reverb? Is it capable of mimicing the drip and/or shoul it be stacked with another pedal such as Topanga. Thanks in advance. Cheers!

[@ModestEgg]

You should try and get your hands on a Line 6 Verbzilla. The spring settings on them are amazing

[@60CycleHumcast]

ModestEgg I had one for awhile, I do t remember the spring having a drip to it, but that was a long time ago

[@ModestEgg]

I just dug mine out after watching this video, and yeah, it's not as great as I remember. Your shootout's convinced me to get the Oceans 11.

[@randyrich2039]

The original and reissue Fender Reverb units compress the signal. That's why the volume drop (they all do that). I've been using a 1963 on and off since I bought it in '69 for $20.00 (I'm not really a surf guitar guy, I've been into the blues since I was 12, although the first band I was in at age 13 in 1965 did play only rock/surf instrumentals). There's a feel to the tube powered reverb units that's due to the compression, that you either get into or you hate it, or somewhere in between. I dig it. But if I haven't used mine in a while there's a short period of getting used to it 'again' when I go back to it. The reissues sound the same as the old ones, although they use a 6V6 tube and the old ones use a 6K6 tube. Slight diff., maybe. There are kits to build a 'hand wired' original clone from a few companies, cabinets too. The Fender reissues have a printed circuit board, I believe, that would be a factor if PCBs bother you. The old original ones were wired by hand to the usual Fender tag board. Back to the compression, I've found that I have to dial up the clipping on an overdrive when going through my original F. R. U., But it's not a problem for me, but something to consider if you're going to pay the money for one. The 9 volt pedals are cool, some more than others, thanks for this demonstration, I'm always looking for a smaller version but so far the old girl is the one for me. Good job on the video, Thanks. I hope this helps. PEACE

[@stevebenedict2372]

Oceans 11 & Topanga signal drop?

[@craigpatchett3508]

Excellent comparison...got an Oceans 11 based on it.

[@NateThunder]

I played the 65 Fender Reverb when it was first released and it still sounds awesome. The Oceans 11 and Topanga for the win.

[@PaperAnimals]

I think you're right. The TC drip sounds like a mellow spring unit. It has a little bit of that artificial sound, because they actually make those reverb sounds with a lot of slapback delays mushed together. But i thing it would be really good for a bluesy thing, and you couldn't hear the bad things about it in the mix. The topanga sounds the best to me!

[@removedot]

Yeah it is much more of a slapback effect, it reminds me of some of the slap backs on the Eventide H9

[@Doug_Diego_Cazadores_Cassidy]

Fuck yeah. Youre like the only guy on youtube who knows how to run a shootout or a comparison.

[@TIMExBANDIT]

The TC isn't quite hitting the mark, but a lot of the others were almost a bit abrasive to my ears. I guess it's all in the amp settings.

[@-dlb-]

I like that the drip sounds surfy but darker.

[@N0Camping4U]

What's your thoughts on true audio vs o ceans 11? More interested in the drip setting. But curious on your thoughts of both. I couldn't find a video comparing both from you.

[@60CycleHumcast]

hey, want to know a secret? (cups hands around mouth so no one else can hear me or read my lips). Later today ill be publishing a demo for a new drippy reverb that fits between the price point of those two options. Ive been waiting to do a comparison video of a few other reverbs (O11 and true spring included) until after I get that demo launched ;-)

[@N0Camping4U]

@@60CycleHumcast I love secrets. Can't wait

[@60CycleHumcast]

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[@N0Camping4U]

@@60CycleHumcast It sounds killer but not sure if I like the drip better than Oceans 11. What do you think?

[@seanhershey3390]

i just bought the Oceans 11... the Topanga & Boss 63 still sound great...TC needs to try again..& the Dano has seen better days,,...thanks!..EH owes you a commision.

[@Thomaszmccormick]

I love these shootouts, and I'd love to hear you demo one of the late 60's Fender solid state FR-1000's. All of the demos I've seen of those are awful quality, but they sound promising.

[@jimmyhoffa2530]

Topanga all the way. Thats the one id buy if i could affordbthe big boy unit. In fact u should do a comparison just between the topanga and fender unit. To my ears and someone who plays fender reverb amps its the one and just doest 'still holds up well' against newer pedals. Catalinbread puts alot of sweet lovin into their pedal and it shows.

[@jonbenge2418]

This video reminds me why I sold the Dano and Boss. My own 6g15 doesn't get taken out of the house after I got the Ventris.

[@robsmithiii29]

Topanga or the Fender Reverb head unit.

[@leonardopianelli7949]

Compré anoche el "Oceans 11" de EHX. Estoy muy ansioso de que llegue para poder probarlo. Hice una buena compra? Saludos desde Argentina///// I bought last night the "Oceans 11" from EHX. I am really looking forward to it so I can try it out. Did I make a good purchase? Greetings from Argentina.

[@jt1316]

What’s that blue SG behind you??

[@60CycleHumcast]

J T it’s a faded sg that the previous owner refinished, I gave it all new pickups and hardware. I have a video about it.

[@kirbonite]

overall I say Oceans 11 but for rhythm. the muffled sound of tc and spring king work good for that

[@lambert1702]

Obviously the Fender , but out of the pedals the Oceans 11 sounds great.

[@jimmytgoose476]

Great comparison 🙂