"reverbed" meaning in English

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          "text": "He’s out to summon elemental forces with the stomping beat of his band and his heavily reverbed, brusquely attacked guitar lines, along with the dive-bombing, tremolo glissandos that literally melt his guitar picks from the heat of their friction on the strings.",
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        "Having had a reverb effect added."
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