Jeff Buckley’s Alesis Quadraverb

This is a rack unit guitar processor, that probably contributed the most to making what’s now known as Jeff’s signature sound. The best example of this sound is perhaps heard on ‘Hallelujah’, during which Jeff used the “Taj Mahal” Reverb effect present on the Quadraverb. He also allegedly played around with the settings, so it is possible that he modified the factory preset to his own liking.

During the ‘Grace’ tour, the Alesis Quadraverb was seen sitting on top of Jeff’s Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Trem-o-verb combo amp, so it is possible that he played it through that as opposed to through his Fender Vibroverb – the amp that most assume was his favorite one.

Alesis Quadraverb rack unit, identical to the one that Jeff used. If you’re in the market, these usually go for around $50 used on Reverb.com. Photo source: Reverb.com

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