Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ....

[Econ]

.....aside from the G Major. Mainly interested in Delay and Reverb. An onboard tuner would be a plus.

[Tetsuo]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ....

Intelifex Units are great and cheap.

[tedgar]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

For the price i think Digitech makes some great multieffects processors

[Twisteramps]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

pod xt live. Plus it already has the footswitch built in, so it's a bargain IMHO. You can also use it as an emergency gig saver if your amp blows, *and* use it for recording or playing through headphones late at night.

Pete

[mab8485]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

I'd definitely suggest the yamaha magicstomp for time effects.

[hippietim]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

vwall is apparently blowing out the GNX1

[vwall]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

Thanks much for the honorable mention, Tim-
Its appreciated!

Indeed I am, so if you are interested,
Please let me know.
Thanks!

Scott
[email protected]

[Izegrim]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

The new ZOOM G series. They ar cheap, reliable, fast, perform really well compared to more expensive units and you can't stop laughing at wat you got for under a 100 bucks (G2)...

I have to be cautious though because people tend to look funny at me when I mention ZOOM.

[Cleveland Metal]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

Intellifex is a fine peice for cheap...

[Endrik]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

Intellifex kicks ass, it's probably me but I like its reverbs and delays more than some more expensive lexicon's, tc's or digitech's.

[Rupe]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

+1 on the Intellifex

[Twisteramps]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

Intellifex sounds great, can be a pain to go through the menus though and you'll still need a foot controller. Pod XTL has a built in tuner.

Pete

[markD]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

many will laugh, but i like and religously use the digitech DSP16. i can't tweak anything, but the presets are exactly what i want. i buy them everytime i see them for sale. right now i have 9 of them (8 of them are in my studio). you can find them for around or under $100. very simple and clean sounding. no extra preamp or funky EQ like a lot of digitech's processors...

[lhrocker]

Re: Suggest a cheap reliable effects processor ...

Alesis Quadraverb and Q2.