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Delay / Echo from Roland belonging to the SDE series

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  • haute.voltahaute.volta

    Roland SDE-2000Published on 05/25/05 at 15:30
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    Delay up to 670 milliseconds (key: x2!)

    USE

    X

    SOUND QUALITY

    X

    NOTICE GLOBAL

    X
  • TekE7TekE7

    Delay for mixing

    Roland SDE-2000Published on 09/13/14 at 02:14
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    Delay mono

    UTILIZATION

    Never opened the manual is easy to use

    SOUND QUALITY

    The rendering is very nice, cozy grain. I use it to mix on the vocals. Or synths in this case the LFO gives nice effects. One can also use the CV input. To set up his stereo works well too. on the other hand for DLAY kind DUB DRILL or is not the right bike for me.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it for 3 years, it is not a necessary effect, but it is complementary with mutli digital effects. To increase the value of the delay quickly simply pressing least once more supported and vice versa
  • yoTrakkzyoTrakkz

    simply awesome

    Roland SDE-2000Published on 02/23/12 at 12:36
    The Roland SDE 2000 is one of the first units of its kind and is truly a classic piece of gear. It is an all analog unit and actually has a real audio tape inside of it that provides the tape echo. It has 1/4 inch inputs for either your microphones or instrument and also has 1/4 inch outputs for a foot pedal and for both direct output signal and wet output signal. This is not a rackable unit and is enclosed in a box.


    UTILIZATION

    The configuration of the SDE 2000 isn't too difficult to understand. Each input has a knob for getting your level, and there is a large knob in the middle to choose between six different modes, three of which are repeat delays and three of which are singl…
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    The Roland SDE 2000 is one of the first units of its kind and is truly a classic piece of gear. It is an all analog unit and actually has a real audio tape inside of it that provides the tape echo. It has 1/4 inch inputs for either your microphones or instrument and also has 1/4 inch outputs for a foot pedal and for both direct output signal and wet output signal. This is not a rackable unit and is enclosed in a box.


    UTILIZATION

    The configuration of the SDE 2000 isn't too difficult to understand. Each input has a knob for getting your level, and there is a large knob in the middle to choose between six different modes, three of which are repeat delays and three of which are single delays. It then has other knobs for repeat rate, intensity, and echo volume. It also has a VU meter and a switch with a few options in your output section. I've never seen the manual for the Roland SDE 2000 but it is an easy unit to use and you really don't need it.


    SOUND QUALITY

    The sound quality of the Roland SDE 2000 is absolutely awesome. The real tape loop gives it an awesome sound that is warm and vintage sounding, and the vast array of parameters allows for complete control over your tone. This unit is great for just about any application that you would want to use delay with including for vocals, guitars, and just about anything else you can think of. The Roland SDE 2000 is really the holy grail of tape echo delays and truly has one of the best echo tones I've ever heard.


    OVERALL OPINION

    I've been using the Roland SDE 2000 for about four or five years and I can't say enough about how awesome this thing is. It has a great reputation and for a good reason - the tone quality is really out of this world. These aren't that hard to find but aren't cheap. If you love that vintage delay sound like I do, there is no better than SDE 2000 .
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  • studiodhorlebaixstudiodhorlebaix

    Roland SDE-2000Published on 04/24/05 at 12:44
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    First digital effect in 19 of a unit within the reach of ordinary mortals, I could not believe my ears when, after unpacking and trendy, I heard for the first time (in 1985?). Echo mono with feedback and modulation make it simple. Simpler you die. There is no memory, so no real issue. Jacks asymmetric.

    UTILIZATION

    Simple home simple. Manuel clear but totally useless.

    SOUND QUALITY

    Nickel. I use the rehearsals for guitars and voice. I have two. I use them both almost all mixes. the chorus is nice too.

    OVERALL OPINION

    20 years of service and always on top. In addition to the shower room has a super face 2000. The only problem is the fact that to achieve the de…
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    First digital effect in 19 of a unit within the reach of ordinary mortals, I could not believe my ears when, after unpacking and trendy, I heard for the first time (in 1985?). Echo mono with feedback and modulation make it simple. Simpler you die. There is no memory, so no real issue. Jacks asymmetric.

    UTILIZATION

    Simple home simple. Manuel clear but totally useless.

    SOUND QUALITY

    Nickel. I use the rehearsals for guitars and voice. I have two. I use them both almost all mixes. the chorus is nice too.

    OVERALL OPINION

    20 years of service and always on top. In addition to the shower room has a super face 2000. The only problem is the fact that to achieve the desired delay, you must keep your finger pressed the button. A bottom (335m), it still takes 30 seconds that seem an eternity. (I change four years later to say that by pushing up and then down at the same time, it reached 350 ms in under 5 seconds.)
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