2 independent, low noise channels. Switchable operating level.
23 People rated this product : 8 out of 10
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Feature:
This unit is well made and features pro connectivity.
Quality:
Well built and is all pro.
Value:
This is the single best way to improve your sound. Try it!
Sound:
I kept hearing about this thing and wanted to try it out. I found a used one and picked it up. I ran it through a simple PA rig (Peavey 684 Mixer-amp and 2 Yamaha CM12V's) and was amazed. I hooked up my MiniDisk player and got what I thought was a decent sound with the 204 bypassed. When I kicked it in I had the levels turned down to gradually bring in the effect. I started to think I wasted my money because the effect was so subtle. When I went back to A/B the effect I was totally blown away! When I went back to the sound I thought was good before the 204, it sounded like I had cotton stuffed in my ears! The unit makes even the smallest PA sound HUGE! And it is ever so subtle. Once it is gone, though, you know it's missing! I will be buying another one of these to put in my larger PA rack and one more for my bass rig! Great unit!!
Ease of Use:
This is a good unit, but like most good processors, experimentation is the key. Invest some time to learn all that this thing can do.
Support:
Never had to deal with them.
Submitted: 9/29/2006
Style of Music: Rock, Blues, County, etc.
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Feature:
with both xlr and 1/4 I/O's in conjunction with -10/+4db selectivity, the only thing missing would be optical & digital I/O's - HOWEVER - this is the device that one could argue makes digital realm recording obsolete.
Quality:
I had my previous 104 for several years without any problems. My favorite collaborator has one that we used in a band 20 years ago. No problems.....This device does everything the manufacturer says it will.
Value:
Get a deal on one of these, they're out there, and it'll be the best investment in your music that you ever made.
Sound:
I use in a home studio between a dbx DDP and a tascam cr-rw700, this is a must have device for home studio owners. Generally in lieu of a tube EQ in the final signal chain, it works equally well as a mastering tool or in individual track recording. Essential for giving life to acoustic rythems and synth based horn solos. If you could have only one tool, this would be it. I purchased it to replace my older model 104.
Support:
i've never required any support of any kind, the manuals are more than excellent.
Submitted: 1/26/2004
Style of Music: rock, fusion, acoustic
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