smucarolina
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Just curious what kind of reliable and quality rack gear that is out there that can be had for cheap or just a cool rack effect unit/processor/eq/whatever that you use and love. Thanks!
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1big1
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i've got an old rocktron pro gap v2.0. skip the pre sets and it can go from clean to scream. very much 80's metalish. iirc i payed less than 100 bucks for it. it's eeprom so there are no batteries to replace. 
Jeff Hilligan
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1big1":17az72bm said:i've got an old rocktron pro gap v2.0. skip the pre sets and it can go from clean to scream. very much 80's metalish. iirc i payed less than 100 bucks for it. it's eeprom so there are no batteries to replace.
played many years with a pro gap! Wish I still had one to a/b against all the modeling shit out today!
Code001
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The Intellifex you have for sale currently is my favorite effects processor at the moment. Very meat and potatoes while still being transparent enough to run in a serial loop.
IndyWS6
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You can pick-up an Alesis Midiverb III or 4 for $80 - $100. I've used one for years and like the chorus patches better than any similar priced chorus pedals. Plus it has some nice delay and reverb patches...
Jeff Hilligan
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IndyWS6":1xm9rngx said:
+1
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1big1
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Jeff Hilligan":29529lxh said:1big1":29529lxh said:i've got an old rocktron pro gap v2.0. skip the pre sets and it can go from clean to scream. very much 80's metalish. iirc i payed less than 100 bucks for it. it's eeprom so there are no batteries to replace.
played many years with a pro gap! Wish I still had one to a/b against all the modeling shit out today!
but you wouldn't have the luxury of pushing a button or flipping a switch to get to steve stevens levels of gain.
seriously.. i'm glad i got it. 
moltenmetalburn
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1big1":2otfm75k said:Jeff Hilligan":2otfm75k said:1big1":2otfm75k said:i've got an old rocktron pro gap v2.0. skip the pre sets and it can go from clean to scream. very much 80's metalish. iirc i payed less than 100 bucks for it. it's eeprom so there are no batteries to replace.
played many years with a pro gap! Wish I still had one to a/b against all the modeling shit out today!
but you wouldn't have the luxury of pushing a button or flipping a switch to get to steve stevens levels of gain.
midiverbs are cheap and decent.
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1big1
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i've also got a digitech dsp 128 and an art x 11 midi controller that i can use with the gap. i wish the art had expression pedals though.
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CaseyCor
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Just looking for FX?
smucarolina
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CaseyCor":ikxjquu1 said:
primarily yea.
but any good older wireless rack units, equalizer rack units, tuners, audio switchers for channels and effects/what ever!
glpg80
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cant forget the old roland delays
tc g-major
alesis quadraverb
thats all that i know of off of the top of my head for now
tc g-major
alesis quadraverb
thats all that i know of off of the top of my head for now
roadifier
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Rocktron Chameleon. Can get it for less than 100, and its very good sounding
King Guitar
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+1 on the Rocktron Intellifex
Bishop5150
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Rocktron Intellifex. Especially the old black one but the Intellifex Online worked great to. G-Major never gave me any problems either.
nevusofota
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Not the cheapest option but the G-Major 2 through the effects loop of my 5150III sounds great. I use it primarily for delays, reverbs, and chorus.
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1big1
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i've also got an old dod spectrum r 895 that i got from a friend for 40 bucks. it's analog. i use it in the loop of my laney aor for chorus.. flange and delay. it sounds great and i can turn it on and via footswitch.. but the down side is that i can only do one effect at a time. i used to use it to add effects to miked snare drums.
jlbaxe
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You should throw a Rat R2DU in there too. 
threadkiller
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you should buy my Triaxis so I can fund my Mako gas.