Reverb Definition

rĭ-vûrb
reverbs
noun
A reverberative effect produced in recorded music by electronic means.
American Heritage
An electronic or mechanical device for simulating the effect of sound reverberation, used with electronically amplified musical instruments or for recordings.
Webster's New World
Such an effect.
Webster's New World
verb
To reverberate or cause to reverberate.
American Heritage

Reverberate.

Webster's New World
To apply a reverb (electronic echo effect) to.
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Reverb Sentence Examples

  • The Super Reverb is perhaps the most "Fender" of all amps, and it matches up nicely with the Stratocaster guitar.

  • It is a tube-based amplifier with built-in reverb which makes it an ideal guitar for those playing surf music or Tex-Mex rock and roll.

  • Twin Reverb amps boast 85 watts and some of the cleanest tones possible for jazz and country pickers.

  • The Twin Custom is the same as the Twin Reverb, but with two fifteen-inch speakers instead of ten inchers, and it has caster wheels on the bottom.

  • The squad also has to deal with the other noises going on in a gymnasium or arena, all of which will also reverb.

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