DSP4500 is so nice!
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Yes, itās really magical. Iām sure youāve been through quite a few of the classic Eventides. Which oneās your favourite? I know you have the H9s but they donāt count right now 
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I currently have the āguitar versionā of the DSP4000, the GTR4000. I had the DSP4000 before that, but gave it to a friend. Iād love the DSP4500, but they arenāt easy to find! Back in the late '80s, we had the H3000 in the studio with the Mod Factor stuff installed. That was pretty special at the time.
However, I have to confess to favoring the original H-910, one of which I still own. Itās a bit nasty, slightly wobbly, and just screams āBerlin Trilogyā.
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Yes, all great models there - havenāt tried the H-910 but I donāt need to - itās surely awesome :).
The H3000 is sooo good, but Iāll stick with the DSP4500 for now - itās a bit broader and clearer, IMO. And Iāve got Italoās stunning preset pack for it on a separate PCMCIA which makes it even better :).
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For my uses, Iāve always preferred the 4000 series to the H3000 series (ducks for cover).
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I think a lot of people have some confusion about Behringer - Uliās company has an engineering team called MIDAS. As a gift to them and himself, they made the Deepmind synth, since there were a lot of synth guys on the MIDAS team (they are the ones who make the MIDAS mixers for Behringer). It ended up being so successful that that team went on to make more and more synths.
Theyāre absolutely excellent, and if Behringer ever released a Juno chorus emulation, engineered by that team, it would no doubt be excellent.
Around 2015, TC Electronic was acquired by the Behringer company, but it still is a self-reliant company. If it had merged with Behringer fully, it would probably just be called Behringer.
Yeah, itās a shame they messed up the circuit, I canāt image that itās too difficult to reproduce, if you have the right engineers involved. But Iāll keep holding out for a good Juno-60 chorus clone, itās the best chorus out there, to my ears. 
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I get it but the public perception is theyāre the same/related. if one puts out a crap clone, it makes the group overall look poorly. thatās all I meant.
I totally agree. Whenever a product is released, especially a clone, itās better to scrap the entire project and take a loss, than to release a poor product that just makes your brand look bad.
Yeah, itās weird that Behringer didnāt just do this themselves, given their current track record.
Those evolution controllers are built like a tank. I have an XS which is still like new after 20 years. You can take any menu-based nightmare and make it knob-per-function. They never need an upgrade. Nice score!
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I once had an Evolution midi keyboard. The roof started leaking during a storm, right into the keyboard. It was completely filled with water when i got home. Emptied and dried it and it worked for many years after 
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Was Evolution by M Audio or someone else ?
I have no idea.
Actually M Audio bought/acquired Evolution. That was the end of their legacy. M Audio has made some decent products, some not so good. None as durable as the Evolution stuff. Thatās why you can still find good quality Evolution units on the used market. I would not be so trusting of M Audio gear, who themselves were acquired by inMusic. Given a choice between the two, get the Evolution. Novation sl controllers also get good marks and they are still making quality products.
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4 channels eh? so you could add two channels of OT resampling into the mix? That transmit MIDI clock, hmm?
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Yea 4 channels, can hook up turntables or CDJs, or use all 4 decks with Rekordbox, or a mix of all of the above. Iāve been doing 3 deck mixes.
No MIDI clock (pioneer says āyetā)
I wasnāt really in the market for this much machine, but it was a refurb at about 28% off.
Now that Iāve used it, I love it. The jogwheels are great
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Thatās kind of cool, FM guitar!
Shenzen! Clone land of knobs 
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Feel free to sneeze in my general direction.
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