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Old 20th September 2009   #1
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eventide h 8000 vs dsp 4000, quadra verb adn ensoniq dp/4
so, for lesser price, is it equivalent, or i shoul really go for the h 8000. All i wanna do, is wicked sounds, crazy type of sounds
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H8000FW if you can afford it, for sure. Way more complex patches possible with the additional DSP, also better support for editor software IIRC. Also high sample rate support (96k I think).
DSP4k is still an excellent box though, especially with the ultrashifter card.
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Yes - the 8000 is the wickedest on this list.
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