The Boing Reverb B Stock is a reverb pedal from Rockett Pedals, described by the maker as "a simple one knob recreation of the classic Deluxe Reverb." Like the reverb section on many classic amps, it uses a single knob that sets the reverb level for either more or less, with no other controls to dial in.1
Controls
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Reverb knob | Single knob for either more or less reverb1 |
That is the whole control set. The pedal is aimed at players who want the amp-style reverb of a Deluxe Reverb without menu diving or extra parameters, and the maker's description leans on that simplicity: "Like many of the classic amps, it is just a single knob reverb for either more or less."1
Power and size
The Boing runs on a 9 volt negative tip adapter with a 5.5mm x 2.1mm jack, and it also takes a 9 volt battery. Current draw is 60mA, and the circuit is an Analog/Digital hybrid.1
At 60mA, the Boing draws more current than some pedals on a shared supply, so a daisy chain with several pedals may not be enough.1
The enclosure measures 4.00" x 2.30" and weighs 1 lbs, so it fits a crowded board without much trouble.1
B Stock
This listing is the B Stock version of the Boing Reverb, sold directly by Rockett Pedals at $119.99 USD as of April 2026.1
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Questions
Is the Boing Reverb true bypass?
Yes. Rockett Pedals lists the Boing Reverb with True Bypass Switching, so when the pedal is off, your guitar's signal passes through without the reverb circuit in the way.1
Is the Boing Reverb analog or digital?
It is an Analog/Digital hybrid, according to Rockett Pedals. The maker pairs that description with the pedal's 60mA current draw, so it is neither a fully analog circuit nor a straightforward digital reverb.1
What size is the Boing Reverb?
The pedal measures 4.00" x 2.30" and weighs 1 lbs, per Rockett Pedals' product page. That is a compact footprint by pedalboard standards.1
What polarity adapter does the Boing Reverb need?
It needs a 9 volt negative tip adapter with a 5.5mm x 2.1mm jack, which is the standard center-negative pedal supply. A 9 volt battery also works.1
Sources (1)
- Boing - Classic Deluxe Spring Reverb Guitar Pedal, Rockett Pedals, 2026-04-01
