be!@#$%^& Edison ex1 - wtb.

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be!@#$%^& Edison ex1 - wtb.

Postby 13thbeach » Sun Apr 22, 2012 3:22 pm

Hi guys.
I'd like to know if anyone has one of these lying around not being used.
Would like to try one out. Also any thoughts on this unit would be great.
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Re: be!@#$%^& Edison ex1 - wtb.

Postby rick » Mon Apr 23, 2012 10:33 am

there is one at my place matt...somewhere
i have never plugged it in but rumoured to be the same as my bedinis

i doubt it ... but rumours are rumours

I wont give it away but it be close to that :)
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Re: be!@#$%^& Edison ex1 - wtb.

Postby The Tasmanian » Mon Apr 23, 2012 10:49 am

I still use one of the original old German models for widening synths.
Also use to have a newer version at BJB in the mix room - but they do make things sound a bit brittle.
Therefore no good for for acoustic instruments - and cant do anything for mono.
They do a decent job of widening - much better than any software I've heard.
IMO anything that attempts to widen audio will always have some strangeness in the sound as a byproduct of the process .
Given all the things you can't do on them - I'm keeping my one, I don't use it very much but when I need width on synth's its a good box to have around.
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Re: be!@#$%^& Edison ex1 - wtb.

Postby 13thbeach » Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:45 pm

Cool. Thanks for the info guys. Rick, when you get a chance let me know
What price your thinking and we can go from there.
I'd like to try it on electric guitars. But will see.
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Re: be!@#$%^& Edison ex1 - wtb.

Postby The Tasmanian » Mon Apr 23, 2012 5:52 pm

It can work on electric guitars - but they must be recorded in true stereo.
Acoustic guitar- forget it - not worth the artifacts
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