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Had it from 1996 – 2017! Never any issues! You get what you paid for – and that´s a lot. Super reliable and stable. The only thing that had a defect was the external Yamaha Power Supply.

Excellent sounding reverb from short to very long evolving reverbs. It can beat most of the Lexicon stuff easily.

Sound great but the -10dB input makes it better suited for old school guitar rigs and small band PAs than for the studio work that I hope to use it for. Also the Symphonic is a little too “clean” compared to the SPX-90, but still in the ballpark though.

Just ask yourself : Why can the SPX990 be found in 8 on 10 studios? Why can it be found in 8 out of 10 PA-systems ? No more comment.

This one is still worth using today. Holds up better than your VST’s, just wish it had more knobs to tweak. Reverb is digital sounding but warm enough.

I can keep this my own program and for its needs also, specifically for its complexity on different types of music today, although
Rev 5 is a vintage.

Owned the unit from 2010. Despite the evolution of technology, the REV7 is still relevant for numerous applications, giving the user instant musical & smart solutions such as : Early Reflection, Spring, Gate Reverb & more. Those are my favorite patches. I also would recommend any synth lover to try the chorus patches, especially the one called Symphonic.