I wanted to get a good surf sound most of all, but I also needed something that had flexibility, and most importantly good sound. The Verbzilla delivers. I had a Marshall rectifier. It's reverb was very weak, it would get really muddy, and generally just zapped the quality or dynamics of the original signal. Line 6 has a good pedal here. If you are looking for that old fender Spring reverb sound this one comes pretty close. Plus there are handful of other usable sounds that sound very nice, Cave might be my favorite. Very nice adjustably with the 4 parameter dials. I'm totally pleased.

This pedal is really special. It's an excellent choice for a reverb unit. The only things is that you're gonna want one more for running it with distortion and clean. It's a well made unit. The button seems a bit flimsy, but it is very accurate and doesn't need to be "stomped" on.

This pedal can give you a very spacious sound. I love using the cave setting for huge ambient sounds. I can play for hours on this setting with only a handful of chords. Chords are very haunting in this setting. For more bluesy or traditional stuff I like to use the tile setting. It has a nice tight & bright sound. The octo setting is very unique as well. Everything sounds very epic with this setting. I wasn't even considering a reverb pedal till I found out about the Verbzilla. The boss reverb and holy grail just don't cut it when it comes to features.