Re: Decent inexpensive reverbs?--Lexicon Reflex

[breakz@hom.net (David Ferguson)]

I got a reflex in last december for a good price its got very nice midi for
sure, I use a korg Prophecy to tweak\program you can also use reflexes
front panel

its got nice presets for non programmer types
1 large hall
2 vocal hall
3 piano hall
4 music club
5 guitar stage
6 small room
7 inverse
8 gate
9 rich plate
10 drum plate
11 vocal plate
12 flanger
13 chorus
14 canyon
15 multi taps
16 resonator

daniel

>Hello all,
>I'm not trying to drag the discussion down into gear geek talk but I was
>wondering what reverb processors everyone here uses. I'm in the market for
>a new reverb but I
>don't have a lot of cash, so is there anything out there that is decent 
>for
>not a lot of money? (The eternal question)
>I heard that Lexicon recently discontinued the Reflex, a reverb unit that
>came out around the time of the JamMan and Vortex. I think it's somewhat
>programmable and has MIDI implementation. Has any one heard or used one of
>these and what do you think of it? I remember when Lexicon discontinued 
>the
>JamMan and Vortex, people were finding them at music store blowouts for
>$150-200. Has anybody seen any Reflexes going dirt cheap?
>Thanks!
>Ed