User Manual

Reverb (Green) 209
 Dripstone
Controls the intensity of the “Dripstone” sound.
 Distortion (Dwell)
The Fender® Reverb Tank, as well as combo amps, utilize a tube amplifier stage to drive a transducer into the
spring tank. This tube stage is easily overdriven as it has to create a reasonable signal level, and it creates a
distortion that adds some grit to the reverb sound. This distortion can be controlled independently by the “Distortion”
parameter. On the original Fender® Reverb Tank, this control is named “Dwell”.
 Spring Size
Varies the size of the springs and, consequently, the density of the “Dripstone” sound.
 Low Damp
Controls the low frequency degradation over time. The further you turn to the right, the more low frequency content is
lost as the reverb decays.
 High Damp
Controls the high frequency degradation over time. The further you turn to the left, the more high frequency content
is lost as the reverb decays.