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Old 02-06-2002
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Question Reverb and FX unit??

I am looking to expand a little and get and get an rack reverb unit. I have no clue what is good. Do they usually come with things like chorus delay and flanger, or are they seperate, or is it all a money issue. I just need some suggestions to get me started where to look. Money is an issue but I would like to hear as wide a variety as well. Thanks a lot.........Josh
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Lexicon makes the 100, which I have. The next model up is better.

The 100 has dials and dials for "variations" of a given patch. It is a rich warm sound though.

I also have the Alesis Midiverb3....this unit is also good and it is programmable. The Alesis has fixed delay patches. The Lexicon 100 has some ding-donged push the button on the blinking light for delay and I don't quite dig it.

Best bet is to visit a vendor or a friend and take a look and give a listen. For the bucks, the Lexicon 500 would probably be a good piece of gear to get, or the 100 for fewer bucks.

Or, you could buy the Yam 2816 and get the FX included and it is pretty good FX.

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The Horny Greener made some good suggestions..

Also check out Digitech Studio Quad... 4in 4out..

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