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Title: | * * Computer Music, MIDI, and Related Topics * * |
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Created: | Thu Feb 20 1986 |
Last Modified: | Mon Aug 29 1994 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 2852 |
Total number of notes: | 33157 |
2005.0. "Boss Micro Studio series" by KALLON::EIRIKUR (Civilization and its Disconnects) Wed May 24 1989 13:27
This note is to follow-up on my question from the Hot Price Quote note
as to whether any of the half-rack Boss Micro-Studio series beyond the
RCE-10 (COMMUSIC Chorus Unit of Choice) were any good.
Answer: yes!
I picked up both the phaser and the flanger. Both are absolutely
noise-free, and sound ultra clear and clean. Unlike the multi-effects
boxes that I have heard/played-with, these allow all kinds of
incredibly drastic effects, very very slow sweeps and lots of feedback
bordering on oscillation. They also have a modulation buss that can be
used as a control input. One app. note suggests using a volume pedal
to sweep. The modulation buss is supposed to be used for synching
units for stereo work, but you can drive it from two units at once and
get complex modulation waveforms. The 12-stage phaser is so good that
I think it is more powerful than some flangers that I have heard.
These things are a steal at the $99.00 blow-out price at E.U.
Wurlitizer (Massachusetts).
I saw some more RCE-10's in a case in the guitar department at EUW in
Boston. db didn't actually get the last one! I may have gotten the
last flanger there, though.
BTW, I now have four Boss boxes running off of one of the 200MA Boss
wall bugs via the daisy-chain cords that come with them. Don't let
them sell you the power supply, it only takes up space and unless you
have >4 units, it doesn't seem to be needed. I'm nominally 20MA "in
the red" (beyond the rating of the wall bug) but that's within 10
percent, and it is working fine. The wall bug doesn't even feel overly
warm.
Eirikur
Roomate #1: "Ok, Eirikur, that sound is giving me severe flash-backs,
but what kind of music could support it?"
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2005.1 | Sound processors do to sound what food processors do to food | GUESS::YERAZUNIS | I'm not stupid, I'm not expendable, and I'm NOT going! | Wed May 24 1989 13:47 | 9 |
| Re: "severe flashbacks"
By any chance is this the same roommate we bedazzled with the SHS-10
feeding the Quadraverb while we modulated the QV parameters over
MIDI? :-)
-Bill
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2005.2 | Boss CE-300 | PNO::HEISER | news: 70 shopping days til no PNO | Fri Jan 18 1991 11:27 | 4 |
| I wasn't sure where else to put this (only 2 Boss topics), but is
anyone familiar with the Boss CE-300 chorus unit?
Mike
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2005.3 | | KEYS::MOELLER | Country Joe, a lonely nation turns its eyes to you | Fri Jan 18 1991 11:48 | 8 |
| re Boss CE-300 chorus; I'd like to know, too.. I still miss my old Boss
Chorus Ensemble (had ugly vibrato, too) with the smoothest, nicest
stereo chorus I could ever want.. if the circuitry in the CE-300 is
anywhere close, I'll take two. Half-rack size, right ?
Great for stereoizing mono signals without much 'whoosh'
karl
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2005.4 | see 1970.6 (and on, probably) | TRIGG::EATON | | Fri Jan 18 1991 12:27 | 1 |
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