Digital Reverb

Digital reverb pedals use digital signal processing (DSP) to create the reverb effect. This involves taking the original guitar signal and running it through a digital algorithm that simulates the sound of different types of reverb, such as hall, plate, or room reverb. The advantage of digital reverb pedals is that they can offer a wide range of reverb sounds with a high degree of accuracy and consistency, and they often include additional controls for adjusting parameters like decay time, pre-delay, and high-frequency damping.