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Dana,  It is a BDD analog unit.  It does not stack up well at all to
digital reverbs and clern digital delays if that is what you are
looking for.  Typical of analog bucket brigades, upper frequency
suffers as the delay time increases.

This is a completely different animal that can do mny things with
digital jobbies cannot through the magic of voltage control. :-).  I
have two and love playing with them.  But, they are what they are.

Many of the classic chorus units from the past used these BDD type
chips.

Larry Hendry

--- Dana Countryman <dana@danacountryman.com> wrote:
> Yes, but how *good* is it? Is it worth $300+ ??
> Why is it better than an outboard reverb/echo unit?

> "Markk W. Roberts" <markk2studios@c...> wrote:
> build it...  another tool in the arsenal is how I see it... you
> never know how you may come up with something totally unusual 
> sprked by the fact that you had it in the system... more modules 
> is "good"

> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: Dana Countryman 
> Speaking of sounds.... just got my Stooge panel for the Blacet 
> Time Machine.  Anyone out there have a Time Machine? I'm on the
> fence about actually putting one together and would like to hear
> from anyone that has one, regarding how it stacks up to other delay
> units....






		
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