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AlexLakis · 2nd September 2006

Lotsa people seem to like Wizoo, that's RTAS. $250 retail. I've never used it, tho. I think it's an IR verb.

Princeton Digital makes a plate reverb for $99, I haven't tried it, but I like their stereo room reverb. I think those are VST only, tho...

I like Silverspikes reverbs too, and for $39 for Reverb.it and $99 for their IR verb, you can't go wrong. Again, only VST, I believe...

Haven't tried it yet, but Audio Damage's "Reverence" reverb looks cool, a plate reverb inspired by vintage gear, and it's only $39! But...guess what...VST only! Wrapper time?

Altiverb is a stunning IR verb, and has some good plates on it. Nice long reverbs and good rooms (even some I've worked in before, which adds a nice personal touch!) Good features too (I like the easy "reverse" function.) I think it's a great deal for the price, personally. You can find it for less than $400 on ebay.

2nd September 2006	#11
AlexLakis Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Annapolis, MD/Los Angeles, CA Posts: 3,631	Lotsa people seem to like Wizoo, that's RTAS. $250 retail. I've never used it, tho. I think it's an IR verb. Princeton Digital makes a plate reverb for $99, I haven't tried it, but I like their stereo room reverb. I think those are VST only, tho... I like Silverspikes reverbs too, and for $39 for Reverb.it and $99 for their IR verb, you can't go wrong. Again, only VST, I believe... Haven't tried it yet, but Audio Damage's "Reverence" reverb looks cool, a plate reverb inspired by vintage gear, and it's only $39! But...guess what...VST only! Wrapper time? Altiverb is a stunning IR verb, and has some good plates on it. Nice long reverbs and good rooms (even some I've worked in before, which adds a nice personal touch!) Good features too (I like the easy "reverse" function.) I think it's a great deal for the price, personally. You can find it for less than $400 on ebay.