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Location: So. Cal. | I would appreciate any comment or experience on this unit by any fellow member. I am thinking about picking up a used one (for around $120) for vocal work. It's recommended by a friend. Thank you. |
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Posts: 15664
Location: SoCal | My only comment is that it's going to take more than this to make you sound good. |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Rimshot/Cymbal
Here we Go!! :D |
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Location: Scotland | Michael, don't rush into buying anything, sooner or later you'll win one in a prize draw |
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December 2001
Posts: 7222
Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | You really can't go wrong with a Lexicon unit, although I did a little research on this one, and there is occasionally problems with the control knobs. I have never heard of anything like that, but I read it on a few reviews I found, so there you have it.
For inexpencive reverbs that sound great, amd more importantly come with out-of-the-box useable patches, I like Behringer. I would stay away from low end Alesis and such, although they are nice, most sound pretty stale. The Lexicon, even the low end ones, are at least very useable. As I said, the only other inexpensive reverb of that style I would bother with is Behringer. |
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Posts: 10582
Location: NJ | I own some older lexicon stuff, generally it is good. I tend to stay away from behringer but it is my own personal bias regarding their business practices. |
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Posts: 2503
Location: Fayetteville, NC | I've heard some good things about the Lexicon Processors but have never used them myself.
Digitech has some good processing units. I use to own a StudioQuad Model that sounded great and was relatively easy to use. I Don't know if anyone else had any experience with them. But I never had trouble with mine. It Had some great reverbs, Delays, Chorus effects and then some. It was selling for about $400 at the time. They now have 2 other models available too. |
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