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6th June 2007
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| Gear maniac  Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 219
Thread Starter | EMT 252
I am crying... It's that fkg good! Publison, Lexicon, AMS, Eventide, Quantec have all moved to the B-list. Why has no one ever talked about the chorus on this thing? It's great! My sense is that instead of throwing in the kitchen sink, they worked on a few parameters until they were lovely. I really like having a nice selection of gear but if you take the rest away and leave me with this I'll be plenty happy.  |
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6th June 2007
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| Gear addict  Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Belgrade, Serbia
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Well... Welcome to the club! We bought every piece that EMT ever manufactured for racking (19" format")... These beasts are the best things that ever happened in audio from my point of view. Keep in mind that we have excellent SSL-based studio in Belgrade. Nothing compares to EMTs. You should consider checking on EMT 156 compressors, 266 Limiters, 444 Delays and 245 or 244 reverbs, too. 252 is their CROWN "multieffect" processor, but beside it, everything is really great! Regards. I wish you thousands of hours of nice playing with your new toy! M
__________________  Atelje Trag Group, Belgrade www.ateljetrag.com Emmett Brown Technologies, Hollywood www.emmett-brown.com |
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8th June 2007
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| Lives for gear  |
Is the 252 chorus algo the same as in the 251? If it is, I hear you! Superb. Then again, I have yet to use or own a piece of EMT gear that sucks... EMT just rule. Superb gear. the 246 has been my main reverb since the day I got it. |
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9th June 2007
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| Gear addict Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Belgrade, Serbia
Posts: 390
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I read somewhere you have a manual for EMT 156 (service manual, of course). Is it possible getting a copy from you somehow? I'm in Europe, too... Regards. | |
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10th June 2007
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| Lives for gear | Quote:
D&R Orions do not suck x 100   Seriously, I have the manual which has schematics in it I think! I'll have a check and make sure it is complete etc.. David | |
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10th June 2007
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| Gear addict Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Belgrade, Serbia
Posts: 390
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Hahahah... I didn't think, even then, that you'll get me wrong. Matter of tastes. Now... it's not the matter of ego, but I just can not say that. For D&R globally. But, now when I know that we have something in common, I could repeat a million times: EMTs don't suck. Never did, never will! Right? Kidding. Anyway, thanks for the manual. I appreciate it. Cheers. Marko Perunicic | |
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19th June 2007
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| Lives for gear |
no time for the manual yet. Sorry. Might be a week or 2 :-(
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21st January 2008
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| Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2007 Location: finland
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Hi any one have a manuals for 246 and 252 ? these are so good reverbs !! also i got the 245 |
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21st January 2008
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| Gear addict  Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 426
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the 252 is absolutely wonderful, blew my mind when I first met it in 1985. The wood-cased remote is so retro... very cool. I believe not many were made.
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21st January 2008
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| Viking  Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 418
| My EMT 252
I love my EMT 252. I bought it new! It sounds absolutely gorgeous! Almost as good as my EMT 250..... My two favorite reverbs in the whole world!!!! Bruce Swedien |
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21st January 2008
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| Lives for gear |
Would love a 252. Had to sell my 251 recently. Never selling my EMT 246 though. Absolutely love it. |
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