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Rocktron Xpression Multi Effects Processor

The Rocktron Xpression Guitar Multi Effects Processor comes with 128 presets for guitar and bass and lets you use up to 10 effects together. Includes many vintage and classic stompbox-style effects, with multi-voiced delay and chorus for both live and recording. Delay and Rate tap controls, 4-band parametric EQ, active/passive input switch, D.I. out with speaker...

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Ease Of Use	eading the manual you can get a hold of everything in this unit. Editing patches is quite intuitive.All effects come in configurations; confidurations are assigned to a given patch, and then you edit them. Some are simple (like Reverb, Hush), some are complex (like 8-voice Chorus/Delay).
Sound	The Xpression vintage effects include many classic stomp box style effects like Flanger, Phaser, Rotary and Tremolo. Rocktron's multi-voiced Delay and Chorus are designed for Guitar and Bass for BOTH live and recording situations,Reverb,Multi-Pitch Shifting, Compressor and Hush. A Tap Button for "Delay" and "Rate" control is on the front panel and is MIDI Programmable. Reverbs sound convincing. They've got many parameters to tweak with,which is really nice. The delay & chorus are a mixture of several voices (up to 8) for which you assign the rate/delay/depth. You can have either have them in a 4 voice combination (w reverb) or a 8 voice combination(without reverb). Mixing so many voices might seem hip at first,but in my opinion, after 3,4 voices the whole sound becomes too complex, and I don't use settings with more than 4 voices at all. Regeneration rates (which determine the no of repeats) are slippery stuff,it's easy to get annoying feedback onstage if you're not careful. Pitch Iron Maiden.mp3 Van Halen flngr.mp3 Leslie.mp3 Distortion Flngr.mp3 Clean Flngr.mp3
Reliability	No problems