ART Multiverb Alpha 2.0 SE

Very easy to use if don't have to be a rocket scientist I didn't real even need the manual much to get started making some basic patch changes

Here's my setup Frender Strat plus pluged into a crybaby wah into a dod compressor in to a Mesa Boogie mark 4. I run the multiverb through the mesa fx loop along with a alisis midiverb 2 and a Aphex aural exciter and with this setup I can get some really sweet tone.I bought the Art multiverb to replace a Roland GS-6 i was using as soon as I switch I was very pleased with the added richness in my tone,the verbs and delays are great,can get some nice funk sounds with phase .the pitch shift is good if you only change a half step or so and starts to get alittle wierd after that the rest I'm very happy with and all very usable the EQ is great.I play in a couple of cover bands doing stuff from britny spears to metalica and find no problem getting the sounds I need. I've allso used it on recording and found it to be very quit and sounds pretty good on vocals.The presets are mostly just staring points you have to tweek most of them but i did find one lead guitar preset that was real sweet that I didn't have to change at all.

never had any problem .Would use it on a gig without a backup

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I've been playing over 20yrs and it works just fine for me and the type of must I play, for the money it was a great deal could use better presets but they're easly changed

Editing can be a little tricky, but overall it's easy.

great!!!! over 400 settings. I play bass and I find it very useful(and fun!!) to use,for example, my band plays you "oughta know" and I don't own a frettless bass. I have a program that simulates a fretless.

very dependable

never needed it.

the only thing that could be added is a compressor.