Post by reverendrob on Jul 27, 2021 12:09:40 GMT -5
Found a demo model on Sweetwater for a relative song - I didn't even know these came out a year and a half or so ago or I'd have preordered.
I *LOVE* the SDD-320 but haven't ever wished to shell out the $$$ for one, used a pair back in the 90s at a friend's studio space and missed them ever since.
I acquired a Boss DC-2W when it came out because it has a quite decent SDD-320 mode as its "Waza" half, but I missed the rack format and big happy LED output meter, as well as line-level headroom. The DC-2W handles SOME line level but not the crispy end.
I can report the 3rd Dimension chews up loud distorted analog synth or guitar and gives no care for any reasonable or most unreasonable output levels.
It is VERY subtle compared to many choruses, and is one of those effects you notice when it's off versus on at most settings. It's now on my master mixing bus on the studio recorder, where I can adjust mix % to taste as well.
Amazing what a bill and a half (street for a new normal unit, I paid a bit less as the demo model) gets these days.
I *LOVE* the SDD-320 but haven't ever wished to shell out the $$$ for one, used a pair back in the 90s at a friend's studio space and missed them ever since.
I acquired a Boss DC-2W when it came out because it has a quite decent SDD-320 mode as its "Waza" half, but I missed the rack format and big happy LED output meter, as well as line-level headroom. The DC-2W handles SOME line level but not the crispy end.
I can report the 3rd Dimension chews up loud distorted analog synth or guitar and gives no care for any reasonable or most unreasonable output levels.
It is VERY subtle compared to many choruses, and is one of those effects you notice when it's off versus on at most settings. It's now on my master mixing bus on the studio recorder, where I can adjust mix % to taste as well.
Amazing what a bill and a half (street for a new normal unit, I paid a bit less as the demo model) gets these days.
