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Albert · 24th September 2004

Yes, the DP/4 is great, I love mine. A nice unique character, very musical, and a different tone than the current crop of fx boxes.

I used to have an A2, but found it a bit noisy. Fun and quick to work with though, the system of enabling and disabling fx blocks via the front panel push multifunction knobs is great.

Korg's next line of fx boxes, the AM8000R and DL8000R, wasn't a big success on the market but did some great things. The WARP knob in particular was cool for realtime changing of parameters.

24th September 2004	#4
Albert Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2002 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 1,489	Yes, the DP/4 is great, I love mine. A nice unique character, very musical, and a different tone than the current crop of fx boxes. I used to have an A2, but found it a bit noisy. Fun and quick to work with though, the system of enabling and disabling fx blocks via the front panel push multifunction knobs is great. Korg's next line of fx boxes, the AM8000R and DL8000R, wasn't a big success on the market but did some great things. The WARP knob in particular was cool for realtime changing of parameters. __________________ http://www.misterpotts.com [URL=http://www.facebook.com/alby.potts[/URL]