Use this Easy DIY Tube Driven SPRING REVERB circuit

In this video I explain and demonstrate a straightforward Tube driven Spring Reverb circuit that can be dropped into just about any amplifier. It uses one tube for a less invasive and lower part count build. It is fantastic to achieve a nice springy / roomy reverb sound. It will not get as extreme and surfy as the Fender style two tube reverb circuit found in many old vintage Fender amps. Enjoy.
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[@TheJurgisRud]

That's all the reverb I would ever need. Sounds good to me.

[@googaboogaloo]

I might have to try this once I get done building the pedals I have in my queue. I have a small reverb tank I pulled from an organ years ago and one from an old fender champ 100 that died and I might as well put them to use.

[@camdenadams7200]

Greatly appreciate the video Kley! Will be implementing this in my current PP 6aq5 build. Keep it up!

[@TonePumpAmps]

Great video! I was thinking of implementing this in to one of my amps and this helped greatly. Thanks!

[@motoputz3201]

nice build

[@DavidMorales008]

Very nice

[@njcranes]

Sounds awesome! Thanks for posting! Two questions or for future topics... Adding an attenuator Adding a effects loop And if you want get rid of one those builds... I'm just saying 🤷

[@sharonlee4773]

Sounds Ruddy Marvellous!

[@peteytwofinger]

i am an all analog tube pimp its 15ips or die . we should get tee shirts made that say " harmonix thrive in dat criztall laddice , yo . " i also credit people when i am inspired by their work .

[@KleyDeJong]

I would 10/10 buy that t shirt

[@mikefromusa6902]

I am thinking of adding this to my 5f1 somehow….

[@KleyDeJong]

Do it! Insert after the 12ax7 but before the 6v6.

[@jasper221176]

I like to build this to. But I have no idea where to hook it up to a JTM45. Can someone help me out?

[@mercerfamilyadventures4613]

I need this but I have no idea how to!

[@ye8488]

That's so cool, unfortunately I don't understand how any of it works lmao. Any tips on how to get into components and stuff? 🙏

[@KleyDeJong]

Crawl, walk, run. Start with something simple like rewiring a guitar or a basic DIY guitar pedal kit like a clean boost. Then work your way up to something like a tube amp.

[@TheChadPad]

Uncle Doug! Watch his series on components and what they do. That’s how I learned!

[@6xcchamber971]

Do you have a parts list for this project?? My amp doesn't have reverb and I am interested. Thanks so much! B

[@larry6686st]

Do you think that would work with the 5E3 with cascade mod to it or it might drive the PI crazy?

[@KleyDeJong]

Yes absolutely it would work well.

[@codelicious6590]

Ive been thinking about dumpster-DIY ing a reverb out of an old milk house space heater that I can somehow plug into or hard wire into a guitar amp, but being a separate component that can be used with different amps. I wonder if anyone may have ideas?

[@goodun2974]

Somebody on KZbin built a plate reverb from metal shelving,, so, almost anything is possible....

[@codelicious6590]

@@goodun2974 Its actually pretty simple once one gets the correct schematic for the inductor drivers, the unit is about half the length of a standard tank and only about twice as wide so it definitely will fit into the back of most 10"-12" combo amps. Sounds pretty much the same as a regular 20 dollar reverb tank though and it took many hours.