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Gorgeous sound with 3D spatial capabilities still unseen in any other unit. I mean, you can create sounds that bounce around behind you and even over your head using the tilt azimuth controls. The best use of a small LCD ever with a scroll function on function buttons that align with what your adjusting. The Audio quality is sublime and the reliability is Japanese boring dependable. It just works every frigg’n time and fires up instantly which can’t be said for much else in particular around this period. Some great patches that are useful for ambience and the widening ability of it are on par with Eventide and TC but there’s something special about this unit and the user interface, buttons and controls oozes quality. My fave bit of fx gear and I’ve had lots.

Beautiful sound from this truly ‘special effects’ delay. Rock-solid build quality and possibly the best user interface ever on any unit with page buttons and scrolling display to show you all the parameters in a left to right motion. Makes a lot more sense than going deep through menus. The 3D ping pong effects are unlike any other unit out there and the degree of control over every aspect of the sound makes it a very fun unit.

Using the RSS technology its possible to change the position front to back behind your head and below and above your head for some fantastic and dramatic effects. The wild doppler and chorus effects are stunning and as a vocal fattener it’s on par with the Eventide Harmonizer. Had mine since 1993 and I still use it in every production today.

I bought mine back int 2001 and have used it fairly regularly over the years. Very good effects unit with some really good presets. I use it more for its modulation treatments, but the reverbs are good also for certain things. Like most old Roland equipment it has held up well.

Got first unit and was so excited about the sound and particularly reverb algorithms so I bought second unit.

Got the unit for €100, back in 2007. If you are after Roland’s or Boss´1980’s sound in terms of delay, reverb and Chorus – that’s your Unit. It´s a blend of the SRV 2000, SDE 2000 und CE300 with knobs. 1980’s Reverbs combined with the warmth of the Roland/Boss Chorus. Requires some space in your rack – needs air to be cooled and some depth. My unit has had an issue with one of the output channels and the spring behind the Power On/Off knob.

Nice sound very musical.

I purchased an RSP for 775 SEK Swedish crowns which was less than 100,-€ back in 2010. Had it in an electronic studio environment among other FX. Mainly an electronic studio. I mostly used the algos with Reverb, delay, chorus and panning. superb! It features as well the algos of the SDD 320!!!! 4 Settings. Underrated unit- Once in the rack you need to give it some space, because the unit itself (DSP) it getting pretty hot.

Follow the manual to open the delay-ability and you’ll find yourself by the real vintage machine! The reverb is digital, but it’s really easy to fit the sound to the mix. The chorus is different from famous Juno-106 Roland creation, but sometimes it is pleasant to play with too.

Had an SRV 2000 from 2010 – 2017 in the studio. Works on pretty much anything. Drove my TR-808 sum signal thru it – bang. Reminds me on all the 1980s hits. I really liked the easy to use approach and the spot on reverbs of it. Features an EQ as well! You can set it to SDE 2000 mode with some knob-combination – nice to have. Drawbacks: Units gets pretty warm in the rack (requires space), DRY WET knob is on the backside of the unit. Mine had some issues with the Output jacks.