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title: "RV-6 Reverb Guitar Pedal (RV-6)"
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# Low 65mA power draw Mono & stereo operation 8 versatile reverb modes RV-6 Reverb Guitar Pedal (RV-6)

**Brand:** boss
**Price:** ₩419674
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Elevate your tone with the RV-6 — where pro reverb meets pedalboard perfection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RV-6 Reverb Guitar Pedal (RV-6) by boss
- **How much does it cost?** ₩419674 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- boss enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted boss brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Multi-Effect Magic in One Pedal:** Explore Shimmer, Dynamic, and Delay+Reverb modes—perfect for modern players craving rich textures and sonic depth.
- • **Studio-Grade Reverb at Your Feet:** Harness 8 cutting-edge algorithms for lush, immersive soundscapes that elevate every performance.
- • **Compact Durability Meets Pro Sound:** Built tough in a sleek metal chassis, the RV-6 delivers premium reverb tones without hogging pedalboard space.
- • **Seamless Mono & Stereo Flexibility:** Switch effortlessly between mono and stereo setups to fit any rig or creative need.
- • **Expressive Control with Pedal Input:** Fine-tune your reverb intensity live using the optional expression pedal input for dynamic sound shaping.

## Overview

The BOSS RV-6 Reverb Guitar Pedal is a compact, metal-encased effects processor featuring 8 studio-grade reverb modes powered by advanced BOSS algorithms. It supports both mono and stereo operation, includes an expression pedal input for real-time control, and boasts a low 65mA power draw. Renowned for its versatile sound palette—from vintage spring and plate reverbs to modern shimmer and delay+reverb combos—this pedal is a durable, professional-grade tool designed to inspire guitarists across genres and skill levels.

## Description

Combining high-end sound and wide-ranging versatility, the RV-6 takes pedal-based reverb to the next level. Reaching beyond the capabilities of previous generations, this powerful stomp employs the latest Tech and legendary BOSS know-how to make it easy to get amazing reverb tones instantly. From subtle rooms to modern shimmer effects to long, evocative reverbs, the RV-6 envelops your tone in lush ambient spaces that endlessly inspire.

Review: Solid all-around reverb offering from BOSS - I actually never owned or even tried out the BOSS RV-5, which was the predecessor to the RV-6, and a popular industry standard. But I had some interest in trying another compact reverb to use with my amps that don't have on-board reverb, and having an option in a BOSS enclosure is instantly appealing because they're so compact and durable. Seriously, BOSS gear may not have the "cool" factor of boutique gear, but that form factor is tried and tested, and you'll never hear anyone rip BOSS gear for being unreliable or flimsy. The BOSS RV-6 has 8 modes, so I'll go through each briefly and give my impressions. There are also 3 knobs for effect level, tone, and time. Compared to the RV-5, most of the same reverb styles are available - including the popular modulated reverb mode which helped give the RV-5 such lasting appeal - but they removed the gated reverb and added "Dynamic", "Shimmer", and "Reverb + Delay". My primary basis for comparison is my DigiTech Hardwire RV-7 Stereo Reverb, which incorporates Lexicon algorithms and is excellent. It is a bit bulkier and heavier than the RV-6, to the extent that matters to you. ---------- SPRING - This is a classic style of reverb found on many vintage amps (notably Fender, but many others), and while it's often associated with surf, it's broadly featured in countless subgenres within pop and rock. That being said, it isn't always easy to capture the metallic response of the spring as you hit strings more aggressively with a digital spring reverb, but I thoguht the RV-6 did a great job with it. PLATE - Another vintage style of reverb, particularly popular in the 60's and 70's and noted for its pairing with higher gain rock sounds. Features a moderate amount of decay with a brighter tone than spring. I've actually started to appreciate it more and more, and it's done well on the RV-6. HALL - Digital reverbs generally have no trouble simulating large hall reverberations, and the same applies to this pedal. Again, 5 of these modes were borrowed from the RV-5, but with some minor revisions/updating. ROOM - It's great that the RV-6 features room reverb because it's an excellent alternative to the washed out sounds you get from so many other digital reverbs. It features a very short decay that sounds more like you're playing in small-to-medium-sized room, as opposed to an effect applied afterwards. My Hardwire RV-7 excels at this, but I thought the RV-6 did a great job as well. MODULATE - This is the reverb mode perhaps most associated with BOSS reverb pedals, as it's somewhat unique from most vintage-inspired reverbs. It has a longer, dreamy decay with chorus-like modulation that swells and warbles subtly and extends the life of your notes and chords. It's really a beautiful effect, and a nice addition to the options found on this and other reverb pedals I've tried. DYNAMIC - The Dynamic reverb on the RV-6 was an interesting concept, but one that didn't gel with me. Perhaps it's something you need to continue to tweak and get used to. The idea is that the amount of reverb increases when you play fewer notes, but decreases when you play a bunch of notes in succession. I think the goal is to dial back reverb at times when it would cause your tone to wash out, but I felt like it made chords and certain notes jump out in an artificial way. SHIMMER - Shimmer is sort of the newer popular feature that so many reverb and delay pedals are scrambling to add (TC Electronic just added it to their Hall of Fame Reverb 2). It's difficult to describe, except that it sort of generates a polyphonic, harmonized accompaniment to your notes - almost like having a backing orchestra. + DELAY - This "reverb plus delay" mode is a cool feature that harkens back to the BOSS RV-3 Digital Reverb/Delay pedal. I wasn't sure what to expect out of it because BOSS was a little vague in describing how it works, but it's actually a very straightforward reverb pedal that gives you control over the "feedback" (number of repeats) using the "TONE" knob, while the effect level increases the volume/intensity of the repeated notes. This is then layered on top of a reverb effect (which I believe is a "hall" reverb). The result is sort of an analog style delay, as the echoed notes themselves are subject to additional reverberation. I found it surprisingy easy to dial in, and quite convenient to be able to grab a single BOSS pedal, throw it in front of an amp or a mixer and have delay and reverb mixed in one pedal. Obviously, you'd get much greater depth throwing the delay pedal of your choice in front of the RV-6, and using the latter strictly for reverb. ---------- CONCLUSION: The BOSS RV-6 is just a solid unit considering that it retails for $150.00. It certainly has the depth of features and quality of reverb to be considered a professional piece of gear, but if you're a semi-pro or even just a novice player looking for a solid reverb pedal that will last you for a long time, it's hard to find any fault with the RV-6. Especially considering that super-cheaper reverb pedals of any quality are usually pretty bad, or still around $100, so the RV-6 might be worth a look for just a bit more money. I should also mention that the current draw on a 9V power supply is only 65mA, which (I think) is surprisingly low for a digital reverb pedal. They actually claim 5 hours of battery life, which may be just enough to bother with it. All in all, this is an excellent reverb pedal, and just like any other BOSS pedal, it's hard to imagine not having use for it 10, 20, or even 30 years down the road.
Review: Multiple Reverbs and does incredibly well for nearly any Reverb effect need - Another incredible Boss pedal. The default settings out of the box are incredible and this thing has numerous other Reverb types for many different sounds. It really is one of those multi-function pedals that does multiple types of effects flawlessly. The dynamic mode is a bit of a weird one, not sure the best setup for that but it was easily the least of the modes, yet still fine. There is also a delay and chorus option that, while fine, are not nearly as full-featured as the legit Boss Chorus and Delay Pedals (specifically the Waza ones which are out of this world). However, these are free add ons and are really nice to have on here considering that the Reverb effects are so good. This could easily do the job of three pedals if you just want to use one effect at a time. 10/10 pedal.

## Features

- Mono or Stereo Operation
- Expression Pedal Input
- Compact and versatile reverb pedal with rich, expansive soundDial in sophisticated, top-level reverb tones quickly with simple controlsNewly developed studio-grade algorithms powered by cutting-edge BOSS technologyEight sound modes provide a diverse range of ready-to-play reverb effectsShimmer, Dynamic, and Delay+Reverb modes deliver lush, immersive textures sought by modernplayersInput for controlling reverb level with an optional expression pedalSupports mono or stereo operation
- Compact and versatile reverb pedal with rich, expansive sound

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B011U9AXA6 |
| Batteries | 1 9V batteries required. (included) |
| Battery type | Alkaline |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,758 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #5 in Electric Guitar Delay & Reverb Effects |
| Color Name | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,347) |
| Date First Available | July 15, 2015 |
| Hardware Interface | 1/4-inch Audio |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 15.9 ounces |
| Item model number | RV-6 |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 5.95 x 3.8 x 2.7 inches |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Voltage | 9 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BOSS
- **Color:** Silver
- **Item Weight:** 450 Grams
- **Product Dimensions:** 3.8"L x 2.7"W x 5.95"H
- **Style:** Pedal

## Images

![RV-6 Reverb Guitar Pedal (RV-6) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61zwIen-YIL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the jack on the right side marked ‘EXP’?**
A: That jack is where you can connect an expression pedal to modulate the pedal's tones. This is an amazing pedal, one of the very best I've ever played and I have about 70 pedals...

**Q: viene con su Adaptador incluido???**
A: No. Solo trae batería. Se puede comprar cable y adaptador por separado.

**Q: How does this compare with the hof mini or hof 2 for an acoustic pedal?**
A: I used to own a HoF 2 but I sold it to buy the RV-6. The HoF 2 is a good pedal, but the RV-6 sounds a little more natural.  The HoF 2 has a slightly nicer Shimmer effect, but Boss wins all the other check boxes. The Modulate mode on the RV-6 is just second to none. RV-6 also has a very usable Delay effect.

**Q: Does this have dry battery? For air travel is this allowed in checked in or cabin luggage?**
A: It absolutely DOES come with a battery installed.  I have about 16 Boss pedals of this size and they all came with a battery installed.  It appears to be a cheaper battery and many of them still have the cellophane still wrapped around the lower portion.  Boss places batteries in these at the factory to test before sending out.  Don't know why some say there is no battery.  Maybe they just tried to hit the switch, which is not going to power the unit up without a signal.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid all-around reverb offering from BOSS
*by S***1 on July 1, 2017*

I actually never owned or even tried out the BOSS RV-5, which was the predecessor to the RV-6, and a popular industry standard. But I had some interest in trying another compact reverb to use with my amps that don't have on-board reverb, and having an option in a BOSS enclosure is instantly appealing because they're so compact and durable. Seriously, BOSS gear may not have the "cool" factor of boutique gear, but that form factor is tried and tested, and you'll never hear anyone rip BOSS gear for being unreliable or flimsy. The BOSS RV-6 has 8 modes, so I'll go through each briefly and give my impressions. There are also 3 knobs for effect level, tone, and time. Compared to the RV-5, most of the same reverb styles are available - including the popular modulated reverb mode which helped give the RV-5 such lasting appeal - but they removed the gated reverb and added "Dynamic", "Shimmer", and "Reverb + Delay". My primary basis for comparison is my DigiTech Hardwire RV-7 Stereo Reverb, which incorporates Lexicon algorithms and is excellent. It is a bit bulkier and heavier than the RV-6, to the extent that matters to you. ---------- SPRING - This is a classic style of reverb found on many vintage amps (notably Fender, but many others), and while it's often associated with surf, it's broadly featured in countless subgenres within pop and rock. That being said, it isn't always easy to capture the metallic response of the spring as you hit strings more aggressively with a digital spring reverb, but I thoguht the RV-6 did a great job with it. PLATE - Another vintage style of reverb, particularly popular in the 60's and 70's and noted for its pairing with higher gain rock sounds. Features a moderate amount of decay with a brighter tone than spring. I've actually started to appreciate it more and more, and it's done well on the RV-6. HALL - Digital reverbs generally have no trouble simulating large hall reverberations, and the same applies to this pedal. Again, 5 of these modes were borrowed from the RV-5, but with some minor revisions/updating. ROOM - It's great that the RV-6 features room reverb because it's an excellent alternative to the washed out sounds you get from so many other digital reverbs. It features a very short decay that sounds more like you're playing in small-to-medium-sized room, as opposed to an effect applied afterwards. My Hardwire RV-7 excels at this, but I thought the RV-6 did a great job as well. MODULATE - This is the reverb mode perhaps most associated with BOSS reverb pedals, as it's somewhat unique from most vintage-inspired reverbs. It has a longer, dreamy decay with chorus-like modulation that swells and warbles subtly and extends the life of your notes and chords. It's really a beautiful effect, and a nice addition to the options found on this and other reverb pedals I've tried. DYNAMIC - The Dynamic reverb on the RV-6 was an interesting concept, but one that didn't gel with me. Perhaps it's something you need to continue to tweak and get used to. The idea is that the amount of reverb increases when you play fewer notes, but decreases when you play a bunch of notes in succession. I think the goal is to dial back reverb at times when it would cause your tone to wash out, but I felt like it made chords and certain notes jump out in an artificial way. SHIMMER - Shimmer is sort of the newer popular feature that so many reverb and delay pedals are scrambling to add (TC Electronic just added it to their Hall of Fame Reverb 2). It's difficult to describe, except that it sort of generates a polyphonic, harmonized accompaniment to your notes - almost like having a backing orchestra. + DELAY - This "reverb plus delay" mode is a cool feature that harkens back to the BOSS RV-3 Digital Reverb/Delay pedal. I wasn't sure what to expect out of it because BOSS was a little vague in describing how it works, but it's actually a very straightforward reverb pedal that gives you control over the "feedback" (number of repeats) using the "TONE" knob, while the effect level increases the volume/intensity of the repeated notes. This is then layered on top of a reverb effect (which I believe is a "hall" reverb). The result is sort of an analog style delay, as the echoed notes themselves are subject to additional reverberation. I found it surprisingy easy to dial in, and quite convenient to be able to grab a single BOSS pedal, throw it in front of an amp or a mixer and have delay and reverb mixed in one pedal. Obviously, you'd get much greater depth throwing the delay pedal of your choice in front of the RV-6, and using the latter strictly for reverb. ---------- CONCLUSION: The BOSS RV-6 is just a solid unit considering that it retails for $150.00. It certainly has the depth of features and quality of reverb to be considered a professional piece of gear, but if you're a semi-pro or even just a novice player looking for a solid reverb pedal that will last you for a long time, it's hard to find any fault with the RV-6. Especially considering that super-cheaper reverb pedals of any quality are usually pretty bad, or still around $100, so the RV-6 might be worth a look for just a bit more money. I should also mention that the current draw on a 9V power supply is only 65mA, which (I think) is surprisingly low for a digital reverb pedal. They actually claim 5 hours of battery life, which may be just enough to bother with it. All in all, this is an excellent reverb pedal, and just like any other BOSS pedal, it's hard to imagine not having use for it 10, 20, or even 30 years down the road.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Multiple Reverbs and does incredibly well for nearly any Reverb effect need
*by L***E on September 6, 2023*

Another incredible Boss pedal. The default settings out of the box are incredible and this thing has numerous other Reverb types for many different sounds. It really is one of those multi-function pedals that does multiple types of effects flawlessly. The dynamic mode is a bit of a weird one, not sure the best setup for that but it was easily the least of the modes, yet still fine. There is also a delay and chorus option that, while fine, are not nearly as full-featured as the legit Boss Chorus and Delay Pedals (specifically the Waza ones which are out of this world). However, these are free add ons and are really nice to have on here considering that the Reverb effects are so good. This could easily do the job of three pedals if you just want to use one effect at a time. 10/10 pedal.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great reverb and like the shimmer.
*by J***N on January 16, 2026*

Love it, as you see I really like reverb. Very strong and well built. I like the shimmer which is why I got it. Then found the Cloudburst and still use the RV6 after sometimes.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Boss RV-6 Digital Reverb
- MXR Patch Cable 6 in|15 cm - 3 Pack (3PDCP06)
- Boss DD-8 Digital Delay Pedal

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