Hi all,
I’m looking out for analogue rack fx / signal processors. Something unique and simple, and not too expensive. Seen the BBD 320 & the Teaching Machines Wellspring (very nice indeed, but not very cheap). Not looking for distortion, got that well covered.
Any suggestions?
If you diy Oakley has some nice things…
https://www.oakleysound.com/projects.htm
Vermona has a couple but rack stuff hasn’t been too much of a thing since plugins. If you want cheap(er) there are a lot more options with older digital like half-rack boss stuff or deltalab delays.
Also, check out Van Daal Electronics, Jürgen Haible’s designs are fantastic…
https://vandaal-electronics.com/
Also, not exactly 19" but BugBrand has rack ears for his frames and his stuff is analogue (and fabulous)…
Thanks, unfortunately I don’t do DIY electronics. I like the Jurgen 20 Pole Phaser, and found Vermona Action filter, could be fun.
Bugbrand is cool but too much like Eurorack - have fx in my Eurorack. Just want a big lump that’s simple to use and interesting to fill the gap in my 19 inch rack 
At what price point is considered too expensive?
Over a few hundred
Roland DEP-3 can do chorus, reverb (multiple types), and delay. I bought it because it was cheap but it has quickly become my favourite fx unit in the rack. I love crappy 80s digi delays and this does that.
These sometimes pop up between $200 and $300…
There are different versions as I recall.
These are pretty cool but all digital I believe.
There is the Alesis 3630 compressor, famously used by Daft Punk, they seem to go for a few hundred.
With that budget you could get some banger software and it would need less stuff like cables, power, ins and outs etc.
