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Danelectro Revives the Cult Classic Spring King Reverb

The legendary Spring King reverb is back! The compact Junior delivers classic spring tones with a kickable design, perfect for adding warmth and character to your sound.

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Danelectro Revives the Cult Classic Spring King Reverb Danelectro SKJ-1 Spring King Junior

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Danelectro has resurrected its iconic Spring King reverb pedal in a compact "Junior" version. The original, known for its '50s-era spring reverb and unique "kickable" design, gained cult status in the 1990s.

Spring King Reverb Junior

The Spring King Junior retains the heart of its predecessor – an actual spring reverb tank – while significantly reducing its footprint. While the dedicated 'kick pad' is gone, the pedal is still designed to be kicked for those signature wobbly tones (though pedalboard placement might require some strategic thinking).

Streamlined Control

Control-wise, the Junior features Tone and Reverb dials, omitting the Volume control found on the original. A small indicator light illuminates when the pedal is engaged.

Danelectro SKJ-1 Spring King Junior
Danelectro SKJ-1 Spring King Junior

Smaller and still Warmer

Despite its smaller size, the Junior delivers the same warm, characterful reverb as its predecessor. From subtle washes to dramatic, kicked-out effects, the Spring King Junior captures the essence of classic spring reverb.

Danelectro SKJ-1 Spring King Junior
A real spring reverb effect

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Danelectro also claims the Junior is "Even better than the 1999 original," while available at $199, it's currently only listed on Thomann.

Check out the original large format pedal released in 1999 in the video below.

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Jef Stone
Jef Stone
Founder and editor of GuitarBomb. Jef has been writing about guitars, effects pedals, and music gear for over ten years, covering everything from breaking gear news and leaks to hands-on reviews.