I have the V55M which i dont mind. According to the slutz its no match for the 77 though.
Im not using very much anymore, i managed to pick up an SPX2000 for $250 a few months ago which i use a lot more (probably just because it has more flashing lights). Im actually trying to sell it now, so if you are interested then let me know.
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Hey Troy,
from memory the unit doesn't have digital I/O?
from memory the unit doesn't have digital I/O?
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A bit out of your price range, but one of the guys here just purchased a Bricasti.. this thing sounds absolutely amazing!! ..
We also have the EMT 140 plate when we feel like firing it up!! :)
But firstly we have been using more room mics and re-amping to get that natural sound, using the lounge area, hallways and bathrooms etc..
We also have the EMT 140 plate when we feel like firing it up!! :)
But firstly we have been using more room mics and re-amping to get that natural sound, using the lounge area, hallways and bathrooms etc..
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Text_Edifice wrote:Hey Tony,
from memory the unit doesn't have digital I/O?
Did you mean Troy?
No, it doesnt unfortunately. It is 4 channels though.
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Many apologies Troy
- it's been one of those days...
Unfortunately I need Digital I/O, which is limiting my choices.
Thanks for the offer though.
- it's been one of those days...
Unfortunately I need Digital I/O, which is limiting my choices.
Thanks for the offer though.
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You could always buy a pair of these and use any fx unit you want: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT
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Hey Dale,
how much would you want for the Q20? It has DI/O yeah?
how much would you want for the Q20? It has DI/O yeah?
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I found that I have an Alesis Quadreverb 2 with digi ADAT in and out and also a BNC connector thing with 48khz input.
I just thought I had an Alesis Q20 lying around as well. I will have to go and look in the shed as I am pretty sure I still have it. Would want $500 for it.
Cheers
I just thought I had an Alesis Q20 lying around as well. I will have to go and look in the shed as I am pretty sure I still have it. Would want $500 for it.
Cheers
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Hey Dale,
found a v77 in Oz and think I will go with that.
Cheers.
found a v77 in Oz and think I will go with that.
Cheers.
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Text_Edifice wrote:Many apologies Troy
- it's been one of those days...
Unfortunately I need Digital I/O, which is limiting my choices.
Thanks for the offer though.
No offence taken. It happens ALOT :P
I hope the 77 works out for you. How much are you getting it for if you dont mind me asking?
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Loved the V-77. You did well to find one. Also has AES dig I/O. For some reason it was always spec'd as being 52 bit internal dsp...
A bit finicky with the menu interface, I found it difficult to do a system data dump & back it all up, but great plate reverbs and not bad EQ (far more musical than surgical). Can morph from one effect to another (if you needed that) and I think one of the first to have 2 EQ dsp blocks and 2 fx blocks which can be run parallel or series.
A bit finicky with the menu interface, I found it difficult to do a system data dump & back it all up, but great plate reverbs and not bad EQ (far more musical than surgical). Can morph from one effect to another (if you needed that) and I think one of the first to have 2 EQ dsp blocks and 2 fx blocks which can be run parallel or series.
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