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1582.1 | PROverb? Nahh. | DYO780::SCHAFER | Brad ... DTN 433-2408 | Mon Aug 01 1988 13:54 | 5 |
| PROverb specifically - only 12kHz range, programs are accessible ONLY
sequentially from the front panel (ie to get at pgm 100 from pgm 1 from
the front panel, press uparrow 100 times).
-b
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1582.2 | Have they addressed these problems? | LOLITA::DIORIO | | Mon Aug 01 1988 14:10 | 5 |
| re -1 Yeah those limitations were imposed by the ProVerb I. Does
that ProVerb 200 (and that other new one they have out--I forget
the name) have the same limitations?
Mike D
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1582.3 | Proverb Owner Speaks | RUGRAT::POWELL | Dan Powell/274-6608 | Mon Aug 01 1988 14:20 | 14 |
| I've owned a Proverb for a year now, and I agree with most of the comments.
It's true that the 12Khz range is limiting, as is the single slider for
mix, ditto on the cumbersome patch change *feature*. But, it isn't that
bad if used properly. I had an upgrade ($85) installed that gives the unit
200 presets (just like the Proverb 200). Would I buy another one?
NO
When ART put the Proverb out on the market I suspect they were trying to
get a jump on Alesis before the MVII hit. I think they got hit hard by the
MVII and are probably putting a lot of their marbles on the Multiverb.
I think you'd be better off buying a Multiverb or MVII.
Dan
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1582.4 | Lukewarm Review from MSO | DRUMS::FEHSKENS | | Mon Aug 01 1988 18:55 | 8 |
| The Proverb 200 just got a real lukewarm review from Music Sound
Output. Basically they said the competition in this market was
really hot, and the Proverb 200 didn't really hack it - there were
other low end reverbs that did more, sounded better and cost less.
It wasn't even a turkey, just the competition was tough.
len.
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1582.5 | MICROVERB ][ good price | DENALI::KELLYNI | | Mon Aug 01 1988 19:54 | 5 |
| I can get a MIDI Verb ][ for 300$
Send me mail for more info.
DENALI::KELLYNI
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1582.6 | Slow down... | JAWS::COTE | SuperBowl '89 OR YOUR MONEY BACK! | Tue Aug 02 1988 09:10 | 6 |
| Uh, if you can get a MIDIVERB II for $300 I suggest you politely
spit in the seller's eye.
They retail for $269.
Edd
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