Rack FX Processors

[JamesHealey]

Whats available? im specifically thinking Delays and Reverbs.

Chorus, Flange, Phaser etc.. aren't really of interest to me, but a harmonizer wouldn't go a miss either.

Cheers,
James H.

[Philosoful]

I think TC Electronics do a just delay/verbs one... I've got a G-Force and it is $%&#ing amazing/sooo soooo easy to use and soooo programmable, I'm sure the delay/verbs one would be cool *thumbs up*

[Johnny Mac]

If you can afford it what about Axe FX like Hunter has?

[Oli]

TC GMajor2... meant to be an improvement on the original (with regards to reliability and quality), Or perhaps the TC Nova, but I can't remember if that has the harmonizer.

[FELINEGUITARS]

The TC M1 processor is just reverbs and delays (ok it can do chorus , flange etc but it's primary function is delay and reverb)

Its a dual engine processor - pretty powerful
I'm selling one for £120 plus shipping - I swapped over to a G Force

[PeteyG]

I own a Digitech 2120, and can honestly say it's brilliant, I really love it. Obviously isn't anything like Axe-FX quality but it's still an absolutely top processor and nowhere near as big a bank dent as the Axe-FX

[hunter]

For delay/reverb, I like a lot the Lexicon MX200. It's got a great sound, two independent units, great usability/simple programming, and a really neutral bypass - Real Lexicon quality on a budget.

I am selling mine (no real use for it since I got the Axe FX) - 110€ plus shipping.

[juansolo]

gwEm has a TC Electronic G-Sharp listed in Seconds Out. That's all reverbs and delays. If he's sold his, I also have one up for grabs. Strangely I too have one surplus to requirements. Cracking piece of kit, dead easy to use. Clickage

[JamesHealey]

cool good to know.

I'm skint at the moment, but Im looking for future reference maybe later in the month.