AN SPX ON STEROIDS
By Anonymous
Sound Quality
80%
Build Quality
100%
Usefullness
100%
Mojo/Funk
100%
Reliability
100%
By Anonymous
By Rene Kirchner
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.
By Peter
Excellent sounding reverb from short to very long evolving reverbs. It can beat most of the Lexicon stuff easily.
By Martin
By Jens Blondie Hedemann
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.
By Wombat
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.
By Carlos
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.
By Anonymous
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By Abdul Hye
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.
By Alex
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.
By Do Van Phung
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