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From: savage@rainbo.DEC (Dennis - DTN 226-2614)
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Subject: Yamaha Rev 7
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Date: Wed, 19-Mar-86 15:02:23 EST
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Subject: Yamaha Rev 7 and other reverbs
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
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If you need the Rev. 7's versatility it's worth 
every cent.

You could also try the Roland SRV-2000. About $200
more, though.

Yamaha is bringing out the SBX-80, which is a less
programmable unit based on the same technology as the 
Rev. 7 within about a month. List will be $699 or so.

The Alesis does have synthesized stereo out. 

Actually the fake stereo stuff isn't worth bothering 
with anyway.

Alesis is also coming out with a new model called
the Midiverb. About $300 and a super bang for the
buck, supposedly.

Good luck

Dennis Savage

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