EHX's Holy Grail reverb pedal has been a pedalboard staple for decades, but its flanged 'Flerb' setting remains unused on most units, which is why the new Holy Grail Neo replaces it with a classic plate reverb, in addition to spring and hall reverbs.
A three-way toggle flicks between the three modes, while a single reverb control adjusts the wet/dry mix - the pedal also features true bypass switching, and comes with a nine-volt power supply.
The Holy Grail Neo will be available in May for $163 (£111). Check out the video demo above and the EHX website for more info.
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