Digitech Hardwire Stereo Reverb

[longi]

Has anyone tried or does anyone own one of these Reverb units? They look pretty interesting with the modulation setting and Lexicon reverbs. Nicely specced nice price here too...

http://www.absolutemusic.co.uk/shop/...product=dgtrv7

Could be a steal, wha'd'ya think?

[imported_timmyo]

Originally Posted by longi

Has anyone tried or does anyone own one of these Reverb units? They look pretty interesting with the modulation setting and Lexicon reverbs. Nicely specced nice price here too...

http://www.absolutemusic.co.uk/shop/...product=dgtrv7

Could be a steal, wha'd'ya think?

I liked the demo when I saw it on ProGuitarshop's site. That does look like a good price. I still think that the T-Rex Room-Mate is the neicest pedal reverb I've heard, but that's £230 and no doubt not 3 times as good as the Digitech

[dilbert]

Unless you actually believe that a by-pass is a necessity, I would strongly consider the Digitech Digiverb, which I have seen for £20 less than hardwire . I have the Digidelay and chorus and really rate them.

I'd stil be interested in any reviews of the hardwire though.

dilbert

[imported_timmyo]

Originally Posted by dilbert

Unless you actually believe that a by-pass is a necessity, I would strongly consider the Digitech Digiverb, which I have seen for £20 less than hardwire . I have the Digidelay and chorus and really rate them.

I'd stil be interested in any reviews of the hardwire though.

dilbert

Guitarist mag reviewed the whole range

[longi]

I'm not too fussed whether the unit has true bypass or not as there will only be two effects in the loop. Iv'e heard the Digiverb is a nice unit and may try that out too. The other units i'm looking at are the Line 6 Verbzilla and TC Electronics Nova Reverb. I've already tried the Nova Reverb but it's more than I want to pay right now. Not tried the Verbzilla though....