Alesis Midiverb II
Buckethead has used this since the 90s. He uses this in the Effects Loop of his EVH 5150 50 watt head. He uses presets 98 and 99. more
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Reviews
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Based on 2 Reviews
I accidentally posted this udner MIDIverb III originally
A friend gave me this along with my Roland MKS. I happen to have turned up the midi cabled remote control for this when I helped that guy clean out his home studio, it does not help you to program it.... basically all your editing is controlled by the input, mix and output knobs, the reverbs are super preset... I have heard you can program it from your PC via midi, why bother? It sounds just like the affordable and better-featured nano-verb to my ear... as soon as I figure out where I put this piece of garbage its getting sold. Definitely not in the same league as the quadraverbs I've had, and I do not like those much either.... but at least you can program those suckers if you are diligent about menu diving. It has 1 thing going for it and that's a cool reverse patch. In the cheap seats of old DSP racks I'll take the Yamaha SPX stuff over any alesis product any day of the week. But I sold my SPX90 too...
Nice selection, poor tone
Ease of use
Destroys your tone
No on/off switch
Cannot adjust parameters / Can only use pre-sets
+/- Not the highest quality sounding unit, but can be great if that's what you're going for.