Reverse reverb/delay pedal?

[CBGB]

Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a dedicated reverse reverb or backwards delay pedal?

If not, what are the best pedals for this?

To me "reverse" the only really fun setting on the the Boss DD-7.

[Gunner Recall]

Apart from rack gear I don't think you'll find a dedicated reverse delay/reverb...those features are usually bundled into existing delays/verbs

The hardwire rv7 does reverse reverb...pretty decent pedal, I'm tempted to pick one up until I can locate an rrr

For reverse delays (that can get 100% wet) i'm partial to the smmh and super delay. Both can do a billion sounds

[spiffy chap]

The digitech reverb does reverse reverb. DD6 does 100% reverse delay also.

[Ghost Hip]

The most expensive EHX Holiest Grail can do reverse reverb if I'm not mistaken. The SMM/H does good reverse echo. Dano makes one pedal dedicated to reverse delay....

THE BIG GAY DELAY!!!!!!

Edit: Nevermind the holiest grail doesnt have reverse.

[Gunner Recall]

I should mention that hardwire is digitech for what its worth...not sure how much the digiverb was modified (if they are at all similar),
but the hardwire seems to be fairing better than the xseries digiverb did.

The dano back talk came to mind instantly but that pedal was always mreh and they are hard to find now. Plus, ya know...yea...

[JulioA69]

I use Boss delays for alot of Reverse delays. And I use reverse delay alot......try multiple dd7's sounds wicked.....or the re 20

[Communarchy]

The clips I've seen of the Digitech Hardwire Reverb seem really promising actually. The reverse sounds like it should, not like a reverse delay. From the clips there doesn't seem to be a gap between signal and decay like say a reverse delay does.

[CBGB]

Thanks for all the suggestions.

The Danelectro would have been cool, but you know what? They can fuck right off.

[veteransdaypoppy]

I use the hardwire rv-7 and it works fine. Reverse reverb is the craziest shit ever, man, seriously. The RV-7 is really nice, too, I got mine for $130 and every setting is fantastic. And it is true-bypass, which is odd for Digitech, I think.