Why does everyone HATE this reverb? Peavey Univerb Review 

I bought it when it first came out and made extensive use of it, since I didn't have the financial means to buy a lot of gear. I'm still using it, but mainly on the monitor. It might be not as fancy as other effect processors - but I never thought of it as a bad piece of gear.

Growing up my folks bought me mostly Peavey products. Honestly, I have never had one single problem with anything Peavey. Thanks for the video!

People hate something "inexpensive" until they see someone else get good results with it, then it becomes 5 times more expensive on Reverb.

If you can find a useful setting that helps you bring forth what your hear in your head, then it is a good unit.

Yeah and the cassette 4 track was considered to be a pile of rubbish as well, back when higher quality digital recorders or DAW's started to beome popular and even though I still record 95% of my music digitally, you guys are the reason I wanted to go back in time, purchasing some old cassette portastudios just to be able to create something really different from what I usually do and since I sorta started out with one of those 4 track machines, I thought: "hmmm.... wouldn't it be interesting doing a project on one of those?" I'm working on such a thing right now! :D Hint: inspiration: "Nebraska (of course) your work and some other influences." It's gonna be great! I'm also gonna mix it OOTB with some of my outboard gear I usually use only on the way in (to my DAW) and of course I'm gonna make a backup of the whole (unmixed) project in Pro Tools, but.... long story short: back in the day, people called Springsteen crazy, putting out an album that's just him playing the guitar/singing which's recorded onto a cassette, mixed down onto a cassette; etc and I recently listened to it again and it's amazing! "How would it have sounded if Bruce had a laptop beside his bed with Pro Tools, Cubase or whatever and recorded that album using that system..... who knows, but the fact remains Nebraska's something special and it does have a certain vibe to it. I'm glad I finally have a proper working 424 now and a simple Fostex X-12 to do whatever I want with. Thanks again for inspiring me! :D Reason for this comment: once someone makes something great with one of these units, whether it's a recorder or a digital reverb/delay... whatever... all of a sudden, everyone wants it (sometimes for rediculous prizes) to discover they're NOT Springsteen nor Dream Machine or whoever, haha.

If Ms Wakeman would stop tinkling the ivories occasionally (so we can hear the reverb trails) and the demo was in stereo (like the Peavey is), we might actually get to hear the damned thing, lol. This is straight out of Monty Python. Subscribed!

The Mississippi swamp boing is delicious. But the "Fuzz City" angled rack is the wall flower of dreams. Ampex or Ampsex?..Only time will tell.

Love mine!

Plenty of good sounds there.

I would crank up that reverb so much it would sound like a Phil Collins song featuring the vocoder .

I don't think there is any piece of gear that is worthless. If it affects an audio signal, it can be "used"

If it were the 80s, and all I knew was spring reverb; this would make lot's of sense to design

I dig that reverse sound! I’m fan of obscure reverbs and have covered a few on my channel if you’re curious 😊, maybe a collab in the future would be nice? Ok, thanks!

I see L/R outputs on the back of the unit, so I'm guessing the reverb is stereo. Is there a reason why the audio demos in this video are in mono?

Bank-2 A-F, and te reverse reverbs at the end are worth the ten bucks you'll pay for this.

How do you feel about Fostex spring reverb?

Some should a/b this with some strymon pedal so we raise the price… 😂

If you ever need a really terrible Radio Shack digital reverb, I'll donate it to the Fuzz City cause.😇

Starting to understand why the last album sounds so muddy, I have the pedal version of this and its pretty good overall but never actually used because Ive also got a Flint, an MXR M300 and a Surfy Bear compact

At times it almost sounds like a doubler.

it's a bit bland