I received the Verb pedal for evaluation and it is based around the Belton Digi-Log module--a reverb module design to replace old dead spring reverb units. It took me about three hours start to finish to assemble the kit. I liked the extremely clear instructions that have lots of pictures and helpful suggestions. I also like that the kits use old fashion terminal strips that are large and easy to wrap and solder component leads to.

Except for forgetting to solder one joint, the pedal worked the first time I plugged it in. It produces a warm analog-like reverb that sounds good and subtle on guitar. At $74.95, it's the best deal in town for a reverb pedal.

Other kits available are: MOD 101 Guitar Amp Kit ($495), a 60-watt model with tube your choice of either 6L6 tubes or EL34 tubes and 32 different circuit variations to suit your tonal preferences; Rattler at ($49.95) is a 60's and 70's fuzz tone pedal; Piledriver ($24.95) is a clean boost kit with up to 38dB of gain; Persuader ($64.95) is a tube pre-amp pedal built around a real 12AX7 tube; and the Enticer ($99.95) is a limited edition tube overdrive pedal kit based on a new-old-stock original RCA 12AU7A tube.