the best reverb?

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Hello, first time I'm posting here , nice site!

Thought I'd ask some questions since I'm planning
to by some new equipment this week.

These are the three things I'm going to buy:

-MindPrint Envoice with digital I/O

-Neumann tlm103

-TC M3000

My question is

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Is the envoice a good preamp that will get professional sound?

and important, what reverb is best?

If anybody have heard both lexicon an tc electronic,
is there a big difference to them.

I love big, open and clear sound of a reverb and from
what I have read that would might be the tc electronic

would really like to hear you'r opinions.
 
Hello & Welcome Tombirk! Kindly view the "THREADS" below
this THREAD and read the various posts' on "REVERBS"!!
 
What, MRQQ??? there are only 1432 threads about reverbs.. Y can't a guy simply make another one? :D
 
hehhe

Ill answer u....I hane a mindprint envoice and LOVE IT.....honestly it will improve the sound going into your recorder tenfold......(unless you owned a Neve or SSL in the first place, but thats doubtful)

As far cas Reverbs go...Ive been happy with the Lexicon MPX 500

`Linkatronicus/aka Brad
 
i've compared the lexicon 100 and 500 to the tc's and finally buyed the tc m-one.
The M3000 is much better then the m-one, so it is way ahead of the small lexicons.
 
I can't be 100% sure on this one, but I was going to go for the M-One, but I think it was our own Brucie BlueBear that did a side by side comparison with the MPX500 and said the reverbs were way more natural and better sounding than the M-One
 
Chriss said:
how much is that one struberg?
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for my personal opinion the M3000 lies between a PCM91 and a 480L but i tried them all at a dealer and never used them myself. They are to expensive for my small bedroom...

2 link: The MPX500 sounds warmer, but muddies the mix when used on more than on track. The m-one is more on the analytical side. I like to use reverbs that noone can hear - till u bypass them and wonder whats wrong ;) ... Additional i think the lex only can act as S/PDIF slave (maybe lexicon fixed this in the meantime).
 
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