Intelliflex vs Multiverb LTX

[El Chiguete]

What will you get? anyone with experience on the Multiverb LTX that can share? I don't find much info on them.

[markD]

i was never impressed with the ART processors. having said that, i didn't like the intellifex either. i do like the tc electronic stuff. i was using an M-ONE processor for quite some time. changed to a digitech quad a while back when i went to a wet/dry stage rig. i like the tc elctronic better (put it in my studio) but the digitech is a 4 channel effects processor, so i had some insane routing options.

[El Chiguete]

What routings did you used to do?

[markD]

with the quad being 4 separate effect processors in one rack unit, i have 4 in and outs. they can be combined in series, parallel, dual mono, dual stereo...

currently my rig is based around a rivera S120, which is a true stereo tube head with a stereo effects loop. the loop has variable send and returns, which is really nice. i run the quad with a mono input and a stereo output for my main sound, which consists of a light chorus across the stereo spectrum and a 125ms delay on the right side. the effect blend on the wet side is 80% wet/20% dry. that is the sound i use for all the rythym and lead guitars.

for special effect settings that happen on a song by song basis, the quad can be routed with a mono input to a dual mono output, where each output has a different set of effects on it. i can have a harmonizer on the left with an extreme delay setting on the right, or have a reverse reverb on the right and a crazy phse shifting on the left. i can use 2 or 3 effects per processor at a time, so i can stack some crazy shit.

some patches are routed mono in to a stereo out, and i will have a lesile speaker effect happening where the sound will sweep across the speakers. it is awesome live because each cab is mic'd separately and the soundguys will pan each cab left/right, so the effects go scross the PA the same as my cabs.

that's what i really like about the digitech quad. i remember trying some of that with other processors and it just didn't work as good. having the 4 independent effect processors in one rack unit is VERY handy at creating some neat stuff.

hope that's what you were wondering about...hahaha