Re: [Harp-L] reverb Question

[Richard Hunter <turtlehill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I forgot to add two worthy devices that are in the same price range as the Digiverb: the Alessis Nanoverb ($99) and Picoverb ($89).  The Picoverb is a slightly more modern device with 24-bit algorithms as opposed to the 18-bit algorithms in the Nanoverb, meaning that the Picoverb is a little less noisy than the Nanoverb.  Both are pretty small, with the Picoverb being smaller.  Both are good-sounding durable pieces of gear.

regards, Richard Hunter

-----Original Message-----
>From: Richard Hunter <turtlehill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Apr 11, 2009 1:10 PM
>To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: [Harp-L] reverb Question
>
>Mike Rogers wrote:
><could some one reccomend a very small and 
><not too expensive rebverb unit, that I can run through my aux. loop.  
>
>A good choice here is the Digitech Digiverb.  About $100, lots of nice sounds, easy to set up and take down, and it's a small stomp box.  It'll work in your aux loop just fine.
>
>If we were talking about something slightly larger and more expensive, I'd recommend a Lexicon MPX200, which is a full rack-length unit that sells for $200, and is probably the single best value for money in any hardware device.  The reverbs and delays in that box--never mind the choruses, flangers, and pitch shifters--are lush and wonderful. 
>
>But that's a bigger box and twice the money.  For $100 and small footprint, the Digiverb is hard to beat.  Given that you're sight-impaired, the simplicity of its controls will also be a plus.
>
>Regards, Richard Hunter
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