Absolutely stunning, much better then the Lexicon PCM, at least for me.
Valhalla close second, still king of the hill in many cases.

Correct

Valhallaroom won the franchise wars, now all reverbs are valhallaroom. except reverberate which is a fab convo verb

Thanks for the help guys, I searched around a little I was looking for an algorithmic verb. I tried the Valhalla and the Redline and to me the Redline is better for a more in your face type sound without getting to muddy, while valhalla can give a good atmospheric feel. But thats what I've got so far in testing

EAReckon EAReverb and the free Epicverb (pc only) should also be on your testing list!

finally a reasonable answer to the reverb question. I came to the following conclusion. The quality of algorithms varies a bit, but the differences are exaggerated. I have the impression that some algos just internally apply some eq and some not. so with eq you can "cure" a lot about the sound of most reverbs. that's why reverbs with separate inbuilt eq for early and late reflections are my preference.

I tend to get worked up about reverbs as much as anyone, straining my ears to hear those "huge" differences. A sober look (or listen) tells me that the differences are, as you say, exaggerated. It used to be different; some of the first algorithmic reverbs were not very good. Nowadays, though, we're really spoiled for choice, with a couple of freebies and very cheap plugins holding their own. I really believe the idea of having to treat a reverb much as you would treat any other track while mixing needs more attention.

That's not to say that there AREN'T differences between algo reverbs, because there obviously are.

One thing I really like to do is to EQ the signal and then send it through a subtle (or sometimes not so subtle) distortion unit before it even hits the reverb. Saturn is great for this. Then I compress the reverb, usually but not always using parallel compression and sometimes sidechaining to open up the track a bit more. This creates a very satisfying thickening effect which can remain unobtrusive because you've EQd the signal going in, only using those frequencies that you need. I actually prefer that to cleaning up the signal afterwards.

a good reverb plugin ?
that's not been aksed before for at least 24 hours in this subforum.

Every Reverb is the best, the only reverb that sucks big time is Valhalla.
Seriously, don't try it, it is just sooo bad...a waste of time to even demo it.
Every other reverb is much better.

I've been a big fan of Altiverb for years, and the new tools in A7 definitely bring some algo goodness to the mix.

More recently I've been slipping in ValhallaRoom/Shimmer/Ubermod for reverb when the track calls for something more synthetic. Great set of tools.

Don't forget Audio Damage Eos.
Simple clean love it.

well thats told me

Toraverb is a lot of fun from D16.

Poor Plate is a keeper too for a freebie.

I am using IR's a lot more now with REVerence in Cubase, so convolution verbs are becoming popular with me again. SIR is a good verb for that, and Reverberate (I believe)

Yes these are also good reverbs.I use both of these from time to time and compliment my algo reverbs (EAReverb, ValhallaRoom, Redline Reverb and Epicverb) nicely!

WHAT?!!! Why I oughta...*shakes fists at laptop screen while muttering incoherently*

I quite like Space Designer. "The best" seems subjective most of the times to me.