#MS 70 CDR VALHALLA SHIMMER PLUS#
#MS 70 CDR VALHALLA SHIMMER FREE#

I really like the Valhalla Reverb, and I also like the Spring Waves card. A reverse polarity protection has been added as well.' A new analog dry/wet circuit has been implemented to remove the 3db gain drop when the mix knob passes through the center of the dial making the use of this function more practical in a live application. 'the Z-DSP got an all new design of its analog circuitry, contributing to a lower noise signal path, clearer sound of the entire frequency range, lower distortion and better immunity to noise emitted by other modules sharing the same power supply. I have one of the newer ones, they made some improvements in the newer version, so I think that's why people are selling the older ones for significantly less:

Actually, really happy for the space-savings and from the demos, I think they sound great.

Others on Reverb are selling their used Z-DSPs at near-new prices, so I just went with the new Tiptop compact ones.

#MS 70 CDR VALHALLA SHIMMER PLUS#

I missed out on a super-deal on one here in the forum-an OG Z-DSP plus like four cards for something like $250. Which Z-DSP? I think the old school ones look badass. My main composing board is a Korg Kronos Platinum-88, so it'll probably go there, especially for putting reverb on pianos (the Kronos' built-in reverb just isn't 'enough'). It sounds pretty good, but it's not true-stereo, so I've had mixed feelings about it. The Mooer Ocean Machine I bought a few years ago-this time, specifically for my keyboarded synths. It seems EVERYTHING sounds better with reverb, plus I have a ton of voices, many of which I use concurrently, so I plan to have multiple reverb-modules. I bought the Tiptop ZVERB/ECHOZ to sit in the rack, right next to the stuff they'll be reverbing/echoing. Been playing guitar since high school and the only guitar-pedal I ever really bought over the last decades is a Dunlop MC404 dual-Fasel wah (which is awesome!). So all of my pedals are now paired with fixed-architecture synths-and I love it! Never really been big on pedals. They have incredibly wild-sounding presets (e.g., Skysynth) programmed into their rack-strength DSPs, so meldling them (finally!) with my modular will be an interesting voyage. Not sure why these aren't more popular for use other than guitar.

#MS 70 CDR VALHALLA SHIMMER FREE#

Even with my two brand-new Mazzatron patchbays (which are pretty slick), you just can't beat the convenience/form-factor of modular effects.Д«ut now the Mazzatrons are free to integrate my guitar multi-effects units (e.g., G-Majors) into my modular. Not necessarily because they accept CV (I don't really use CV for reverb-effects), but because it's so much easier and mainly because I don't have any desk-space by my modular stuff.

I bought the Blackhole (I know you asked about the other pedal-I'll get to that), and the Collider specifically to use with my modular but just decided (yesterday, in fact), that I prefer to have all my modular effects in-rack. I just had a big discussion (with myself!) about your question in the end-of-chain thread. Thanks! But again, it's a very humble list compared to many here. Do you integrate the pedals with Euro, too? Nice collection, curious about those other two pedals you have (aside from the Eventide).

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