Please explain further....


Harrie

Anyone here familiar with the Dynatron 255? Compare to the EMT 250? Same algos I know but does it come close? Just curious.

Quantec Yardstick - very realistic.

...anything reasonable sounding that hasn't been listed over & over yet (so my mixes will have something different from everyone elses)

I just got a Lexicon 224XL so I'd have to put a vote in for that one. My first high end verb. I have to say so far it is everything I was hoping it would be.
Sean

I wish.

Heh. I guess I don't need to hate you now.

EMT 250 or
EMT 252 with 250 extension or
EMT 246 S ( with 250 programm) their last reverb.

EMT 245

Lexicon 224 X

i haven't even used them yet im sure they sound great though

BX5

480L
RMX 16
I like a few yamaha and TC verbs (gated verbs on snares usually )
I have a 224X that i've never connected (only using the 480L which is the most amazing reverb there is IMO, it adds another dimention to a mix even if you just use it on one instrument ...and it fits everything )

Is that an AKG spring? I used to record with a BX20 15 years ago. We didn't have room for an EMT140.

I dig the 140. It would be hip to have two available for live to 2-track analouge dates. This of course never happens anymore so I use the EMT140 sample in ALTIVERB.

I'm really lucky in that they are made about a half-hour from my place. Mine was delivered by the company owners for a review for Tape Op. The review is in the new issue. Basically
its just the unit on wheels. There's a small panel on the top with 1/4" females on it, Mono in, stereo out. It's passive so I gain the aux send with my heaphone amp, and return through DIs to console pres, yea its plug and play.

It's not very loud, and will get going fairly easily. It doesn't have a housing so it will pick up sounds in the room. You can play to it or but an amp in front of it and record the pick-ups. It would need to be in a separate room.

Has anyone tried the Sintefex FX8000?

480L
SIR
m3000

my EMT 246

The Lex 480 was my primary box, unfortunately I work out of a different place now, without it. So;
Lex 300
Lex 200
KSP-8
as my first choices...

I have, and use for those retro-ish trips ;
Ursa Major ( original ) Space Station
Yamaha REV1
AKG BX20 ( the one that goz b o i ng ~b o i n g and makes a classy looking furniture

Glad to be a new GS member ..

Eventide 2016; the original.

My PCM-70, I wish I had a 480. I had a Peavey Valverb(spring/tremelo unit) that was killer on clean guitars. I also like the reverbs from my Eventide Eclipse..

960L
480L
AMS reverb
EMT 140
EMT 250
Alesis Wedge

1-Bricasti m7
2-eventide 2016
3-kurzweil rumour ( for the price , realy good )

Bricasti m7 and EMT 140 for me!

EMT 140 and PCM70 for me
and the SRE-555 spring is incredible for what it is!

I have a REV 7 and SPX 90 II and for the most part find them unusable in comparison

Bricasti M7, TC M6000, Eventide H8000, Yamaha REV5, Waves IR

pcm60 and bricasti m7.

thumbsup

-EMT 140ST (best ever)
-AKG BX20 (great companion for the plate, if in good shape)

those are the kings but if I want something lofi:

-Dynacord VRS23 (amazing!BBD!)
-Orban 111b (great for some things, not-so-great for others)

and if i ever would need (probably wont) the most claustrofobic nightmare space:

-Dynacord DRP16 (stunning/awful/12bit)

T.C Reverb 4000
Lexicon PCM 80

Aloha,

+1 on TC Electronic's M series. The M-4000 is great for studio recording. The M-2000 is great for live reverb + lots of other FX.

alohachris

Sony SRE-777
TC 6000
Lexicon 960