Looking for a mid-grade replacement for our Digitech Studio Twin (99 presets....we use one!). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Riis
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Riis
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Dedicated 1/2 or Full Space Reverb Unit?
- Thread starter Zooberwerx
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Tc electronics m1xl is a decent quality fx processor..
Stereo, or dual mono capability, 1 rack space, cheap.
Like a yamaha spx but without the noise.
Those digitech fx units had some crazy presets, I had one
in my studio for a bit. Lovely reverse reverbs etc.
Stereo, or dual mono capability, 1 rack space, cheap.
Like a yamaha spx but without the noise.
Those digitech fx units had some crazy presets, I had one
in my studio for a bit. Lovely reverse reverbs etc.
I love my little digitech S200 The warm hall is one of my favorites. Much less noise than the SPX noiseys. Rev 500/1000 are nice little verbs.
The TC 350 is nice, but you get one reverb engine and one effects engine. I often want two reverb engines.
The Lexicon 200 gives you two engines that are whatever you want.
The TC M1 sounds good once you tweak it (most of the factory patches are very brite and fluttery), but the two engines' presets have to be saved and recalled together - not always convenient. (Does not sound very good in mono.)
The single engine - and hard to find used - Kurzweil Rumour has the smoothest reverbs I've heard (although I've not played with the more expensive Lexicon reverbs).
The Lexicon 200 gives you two engines that are whatever you want.
The TC M1 sounds good once you tweak it (most of the factory patches are very brite and fluttery), but the two engines' presets have to be saved and recalled together - not always convenient. (Does not sound very good in mono.)
The single engine - and hard to find used - Kurzweil Rumour has the smoothest reverbs I've heard (although I've not played with the more expensive Lexicon reverbs).
knarleybass
Commercial User
Yep, the PCM 60 is still a good'un. I wish it was a little more adjustable though - it's seems to always be either too long or too short. A scary purchase though, as I don't know if it is possible to get one repaired.
