Donner Versa - Yellow Fall II Reverb&Delay Combo Pedal

hello I’d just like to say, this pedal is very high quality and has great sounds! honestly I didn’t know what to expect since it was marked down so much but the build quality is fantastic super happy and grateful :) -spencer

Excellent reverb and delay. Highly recommended.

I have enough gear from Donner that at this point, for me, they're my go-to for budget-friendly guitar gear. This delay and reverb is no exception. Sturdy and well-built, delivering a great sound and featuring options usually only found in pedals priced much higher than this, I've found this to be a great addition to my padalboard. It's got a bit of everything in the delay and reverb category, none of it the very best you'll hear, but all of it quite good and delivering more than you'd expect at this price. Easy thumbs up from me.

Wonderful reverb tone. Vintage delay mode is very warm. Easy to dial in a great tone

I like the construction and layout of this pedal which features both reverb and delay. Very responsive sounds. I plan to use it at the church where I play guitar. It will minimize clutter with having to have other pedals.

This is a very high quality feeling pedal. The reverb and delay both sound great in my opinion and they work in stereo too which is always a blast. The plate and vintage settings have been my favorite so far and the inclusion of tap tempo is great. I use this as a more subtle always on sort of pedal but you can definitely dial it in to be huge sounding. I'll be honest I haven't dug into the presets too much but the fact that it's included is impressive. Overall it's a great unit that could easily handle your delay and reverb needs.

Donner has done a nice job fitting a Swiss Army knife of ambient effects into this pedal. None of the settings are particularly flashy, but it'll cover the majority of delay and reverb styles most folk will ever need pretty well. The build quality, first off, is excellent, and it looks and feels top notch. The gold looks fantastic and it feels like it should last a long time. Zero complaints in that department. The delays can range from super short slapback to oppressively long gaps and feedback loops, and the tap tempo helps you find the right tempo in between. Personally, I like to keep it relatively low and with the tone dialed back to keep it from cluttering up the soundscape (and to keep my mistakes from being thrown back in my face in full HD), but it has the options to crank up the delay if you prefer. The digital delay provides a good basic, clean copy of your playing, but I find the vintage setting with less treble to be a little easier to use musically. The reverb similarly covers most of your bases, without straying too far from the tried-and-true essentials. It excels at giving a moderate reverb, which is what most players are looking for, but will probably disappoint shoegazers looking for more extreme abyssal reverbs. I like the room reverb for regular, moderate verb, and I'm surprised how much I like the plate reverb for more dramatic and ambient sounds. Overall this is a lovely, well made pedal that covers most all the reverb and delay options you'll need without delving excessively deep. I can imagine real ambient reverb junkies will want more far-out options, but this is a session player's dream for easily accessing most of the reverbs and delays you'll ever practically need.

Sounds great. Only complaint is accessing the tap tempo is slightly inconvenient. Other than that a really good pedal