Rocktron Xpression

[ndsquared]

I use my Mark IIC+ dry and slave out into a Rocktron Xpression which is plugged into the FX return of my Seymour Duncan Convertible.I love the sound I get from a dedicated dry and a dedicated wet amp...my problem is this.I love the sound of the Rocktron, but the user interface is the worst I've ever owned! I've been playing forever and can find my way around about any piece of gear and program it, but the Xpression seems to have been designed by engineers and not musicians. There are like 15 delay parameters, the chorus has like 20...

I'd love to find something with the sonic quality and flexibility of the Xpression with a bit more ease of use and that sweet warm analog chorus and simple delay ...maybe like an H2o?

any thoughts?

 

[reilly]

I had a Multivalve (older version of the now Xpression), I didn't think it was that bad. The G-major 2 sounds realy good (I had one for a few months) may be a little more easy to use. Maybe try a Eventide timefactor you could put it on the shelf in the rack.

 

[ndsquared]

I had a Multivalve (older version of the now Xpression), I didn't think it was that bad. The G-major 2 sounds realy good (I had one for a few months) may be a little more easy to use. Maybe try a Eventide timefactor you could put it on the shelf in the rack.

Thanks so much for the response!