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Hi David... I used to be a tube amp Marshall kind of guy... went stereo eventually with a pair of 'em. Then migrated to a Pearce stereo pre/amp which was great. Torn, Holdsworth, Montrose used 'em... Worked great, but I was still having trouble integrating all my stomp fuzzes with the amp. Then I found the Boss GX-700, then a Boss GT-5. I've been *very* happy with the GT-5... The reverbs are still not a match for my Lexicon LXP15II, but they're *way* better than the Boss RV (whatever it is... had one just to check out and sold). The compressor and noise reduction is awesome when combined... still not as good as my TC compressor, but they're built into a comprehensive multi-fx / amp sim / spkr sim floor unit with foot pedal etc. It's really one of the best of the breed. It also loops like crazy with it's 1.8 secs... if you put a longer delay in the fx insert, you've got major damage in a shoulder bag goin' on... I'm either getting a Headrush or a Line6 Delay Modeler to complete my all floor small rig. The rack is still there for the kitchen sink approach! Miko Biffle "Running scared from all the usual distractions..." mbiffle@svg.com >>> <Dlangenes@aol.com> 10/28 1:42 AM >>> Loopers, I recently got rid of my rack effects (lexicon mpx 100 and nanocompressor) to simplify my live guitar setup, reduce hiss, etc, and reinvested in pedals. Only now (duh) I'm missing the kinds of rich, hall reverbs I was getting with the lexicon that my new boss reverb/delay can't hold a candle to. And then there's my boss comp/sustain which I'm still trying to get a subtle sound from. I was thinking of getting rack effects again and maybe fitting them into my pedal case under the pedals, but I don't know if they're durable enough for that kind of treatment and then there's the origional problem of the lexicon making too much hiss. Does anyone know of a line-level reverb unit that has studio quality sound? Is the idea of putting rack effects in my pedal board stupid? Am I playing the part of a clueless guitar player? David