I've been thinking about how to get a ReVibe into a pedal since I stumbled onto EL34World a couple years ago and was just blown away by the Hoffman ReVibe. Not quite the same as the real deal, but I'm really pleased with how it turned out.
Constituent circuits:
Surfy Bear FET Reverb Cardinal TremoloCustom split/mix circuit for parallel operation
Madbean Bloviator (used as switchable output buffer)
Two 1776 relay bypass boardsOther parts:
Hammond 10" x 6" x 2" amp chassis with walnut sides
Accutronics 8AB2A1B reverb tank (spring unit remounted inside hammond chassis)
Custom faceplate designed by me and laser etched by Mojotone
The Rundown:
The Sufy Bear Reverb uses FETs to emulate the 6G15, with a MOSFET pair driving the tank. I've got this running in a parallel configuration with Midayfair's Cardinal Tremolo, which uses FETs and optocouplers to get a sound similar to the Fender tremolos. The modulation settings you see on a rotary switch are Black (bias), Brown (harmonic) and Vibe (a univibe-ish sound).
Running in parallel sacrifices the extreme settings of both effects, but the overall lushness of parallel operation was just too good to pass up.
For switching, the soft-touch, momentary switches (thanks to the relay boards) make a big difference because you don't want a hard click clanging the springs. The left switch bypasses the whole unit, while the right switch turns the modulation on & off. I used an Opto Fet to make the Modulation indicator light flash in time with the speed of the effect.
The Bloviator (Sonic Stomp workalike) on the output is independent and switches on the back. It was on during all the demo samples.




Revibe pedal demo