Product Comparison: TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 vs Jim Dunlop MXR M300 Reverb


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TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 Reverb Pedal
TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 Reverb Pedal
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Jim Dunlop MXR M300 Reverb Electric Guitar Effect Pedal
Jim Dunlop MXR M300 Reverb Electric Guitar Effect Pedal
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General Specifications
Brand
TC Electronic
Jim Dunlop
Model
Hall of Fame 2
MXR M300 Reverb
Origin
China
China
About the Product
The HALL OF FAME 2 REVERB features groundbreaking new technology that brings a wide range of creative expression to the party, controlled solely by how much pressure you apply to the depressed footswitch.
The Reverb delivers six distinct exquisitely crafted reverb styles, a hi-fi analog dry path with a massive 20 volts of headroom, and numerous other features to tailor your reverb sound.
Key Specs
Type
Reverb
Reverb
Output Impedance
100 Ω
100 Ω
Controls
Mode knob, Decay knob, PRE-DELAY knob, Tone knob, Level knob, Pedal switch
Mode Switch, Decay knob, Tone knob, Mix knob, Pedal switch
What customers say about "Key Specs"
TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 Reverb Pedal
  • A very clean sound and good variety.
  • Sounds beautiful! And if you connect it in stereo it sounds more beautiful!
  • There is plenty of options to get started right out of the box.
  • This is a very nice reverb pedal.
  • The versatility of this reverb is insane.
Jim Dunlop MXR M300 Reverb Electric Guitar Effect Pedal
  • It's very accessible and usable, the sound is excellent.
  • It adds a nice touch to your tone and all the different types are usable.
  • The MRX Reverb is quiet, easy to use, and tough, with a huge range of sounds from simple to complex.
  • The different reverbs all sound very cool.
  • Love it. Easy to set up.
Size & Weight
Height
3.7 in.
4.53 in.
Width
1.9 in.
2.59 in.
Depth
1.9 in.
2.13 in.
Weight
0.68 lbs.
0.84 lbs.
Features
Display
No
No
Input(s)
2x 1/4"
1/4", Expression/Control
Output(s)
2x 1/4", USB
1/4"
Recording Feature
No
No
Power Supply
AC Adaptor, Alkaline battery
AC Adaptor
Extras
Groundbreaking MASH technology, TonePrint-enabled, True bypass
6 reverb modes, Trails Bypass mode, Operates in either Mono or Stereo mode, Compact design
What customers say about "Features"
TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 Reverb Pedal
  • The soft true bypass switch is very good.
  • The versatility of this pedal is just amazing.
  • Awesome reverb for price. Love toneprint feature and mash too.
  • The TonePrint is an excellent and easy tool to navigate.
  • Great reverb pedal, very clean.
Jim Dunlop MXR M300 Reverb Electric Guitar Effect Pedal
  • Great build quality. Great sound.
  • Excellent solid built reverb unit. Sounds are more natural sounding.
  • It has so many wonderful tones and elevates my overall tone substantially.
  • The range of sounds and the clarity of the reverb is amazing.
  • Lots of functions! Easy to use! Great pedal!
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
Manufacturer
Link
Link
Manual
Download
Download


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