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I'll be looking for a verb soon too, trying to get in the $300-$400 range. I've thought either the MPX200 or Digitech S-200, which seems pretty similar. Any experience with the Digi box vs. the others? One thing which looked interesting is that the Lexicon and Digi verbs include a compressor. How does this compare to a dedicated compressor(or no compressor)? Incidentally this is for hand drums and didgeridoo. I have a Nanoverb now, so I don't want another cheapie toy, but I'm not a professional either, and it was some else who had the unlimited budget. Yours in rhythm, Steve Original Message ----- From: "Graham, Lindsay" <lgraham@post.cis.smu.edu> To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 1:31 PM Subject: Reverb: Bang for Buck (Was: Percussive Loopers) > OK, so the gamut goes (limited to devices concentrating on reverb): > > $199 Lexicon MPX100 > $269 Roland SRV3030D > $299 Lexicon MPX200 > $349 t.c. electronic M-One > $399 Yamaha REV500 > $399 Lexicon MPX500 > $699 Lexicon MPX1 > $749 t.c. electronic M2000 > > Too expensive: > Lexicon PCM-91 > Many others I'm sure I've not listed. > > I'm really in the market for a decent reverb. Well, perhaps not in the > market. I *need* one, but I don't necessarily want to buy one. But what > are you going to do? I've got an MPX-100 that I just don't like. Plus, > there's the on-board effects from my Yamaha 01V, supposedly comparable to > the REV500, but still, I don't really, really enjoy them, either. I'd > really like to spend less than $400, but could increase if the body of > evidence points solidly in that direction. > > Any opinions from the lurking gear hoarders present? This is basically the > same question as asked below, with only minor revision towards specificity. > > Lindsay Graham > sonic detritus: > left of eliot > http://leftofeliot.iuma.com > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com