Cheap reverb with SPDIF in/out
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SonicAlbert
Super-Sonic "Herb" Albert
Perhaps a used Roland SRV-3030D would be what you are looking for. Otherwise, the Kurzweil Rumour would be great as well, although probably more than you want to pay (around $500).
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Phyl
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Lexicon 550 at around $500.
BTW, how much do you want to spend?
BTW, how much do you want to spend?
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
The Lexicon MPX200 has S/PDIF ins and outs.
Raw-Tracks
New member
TC M300 gets my vote as well.
Cave Dweller
New member
yet another vote for the M300!
cstockdale
supafly killa homey
and another M300 user
Yes the TC M300 (not the Lexicon - huge price difference!) is 24 bit I/O spdif and I can confirm it has a cheap reverb, hehe - should be very cool for monitoring I think as there is a compressor and a few other gadgets on it. That's what I'm going to use mine for anyways...
Richard Monroe
Well-known member
M300 rocks! Who knows?, you may find a use for the de-esser, the compressor, or just use it as an A-D convertor. Half of my first album went through the M300 just for A-D conversion. Best $200 box I ever bought.-Richie
Interesting.. I was looking for a cheap SPDIF A/D converter last week.. haha -- I'm in multi-function paradise. Probably will wait another week or two until I'm done recording the band I have in the studio now, then I'll go for a little shopping trip and pick one of these up.
itchybrother
New member
check guitar center. tc electronics m-one has been updated to xlr. the older ones (balanced 1/4 inch and spdif) are being closed out for $199. i got the last one at my store as an open box for $185. great for 24 bit converting. pretty decent presets.