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Hi Amos, I've got the MPX100, and it certainly has a lot of bang for the buck. You can usually find them used on Ebay these days for $150 or so. The reverbs are pretty nice in it, and there are a few that are outstanding. I don't think of the MXP100 as having too much in the way of adjustability for the reverbs, certainly not to the same level as the MPX1 or PCM70/80/90 series. I've played around with the PCM90, it seems like such a nice box, but at such a tremendous cost. The MPX-1 seems like a nice box, and the price continues to drop. I like the idea of the MXP-1, but really have been looking for a dedicated reverb. The main reverb I use is from my G-Force unit, that has very excellent reverbs and I use the box for the quality of the sound. You might also want to check out the new Roland reverb unit, the SRV-3030. It's about $500 for the non-digital version and I think about $750 with the digital I/O. I was checking that out at a local Guitar Center and that's a very nice unit. It has a lot to offer if you want to use it live, since to me, it seemed to be laid out very nicely to adjust various reverb parameters. Of course, it's a Roland so you'd have to get past their owner's manual! :-o Good luck on your search, Amos. Tom At 12:05 PM 3/2/00 PST, you wrote: > > > >loopers, pedro... > >i am thinking about buying one, but i donow what >Sould be better, a used mpx1 for around 500$ or the new mpx500 unit for >700$. >i basicly love the user friendly features on the 500, they realy inpress >me, >and inspires me since i want it only for live stuff. > >after checking out the mpx 1 in the store today i can't realy tell >you that i got even a basic idea about the difference between these two >units... >it seems like the mx500 is designed for more for a concept of live >music in which the unit serves more as an instument, going from mix's >auxout >to seperat mix channel(s) and effect the texture much more,than the mpx1 >as >a passive send return thing. > >in the 500, the accesability of the parameters is impressive, but i donow >if >basicly i can do the same with the mpx 1 through a midi bord. ?????????? >does someone know something about it ? > >i like the the daul fature too. i did'nt try it yet but as far as i >understood you can basicly use it as two seperat monos for for two >different >signals. > >i am thinking of getting it and it's gonna be my first reverb processor. >being my first processor, i have doubts thinking about mybe getting less >expensive mpx 100... >in general i can say that i like more cutting sound like dely and don't >like >the idea of reverb, for pad-ing i would use normaly an infinite delay >loop >of a volume controled chord from my guitar. >but i feel right now a neccesiy for a wider and more compex underlyere >sounds. >the thing is that the 500 serves as a substitution >for a analog rotary and tremolo sound as well as >a looper(small tie but better than the mpx1) >a good reverb sound... >dual processing. > >am0as;9)- > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > >