A rather interesting because the rack has two processors running at 96Khz stereo, 2 x L / R analog input 2 L / R digital, all controllable via MIDI and sync via Worldclock
15 parametric effects (Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Delay, Early Recflect, Gate, Compressor, Reverb, Reverse reverb ...)

UTILIZATION

The manual is a bit short but There's the point. In any case it is easily found in menus.Un Graph mode allows you to edit an algorithm in a "visual".
The two main parameters of each effect are editable directly edit façade.Pour exactly the effect you activate the EDIT mode and go in seconds c it!
Warning: sending control change is taken into account by the processor but not the display. That is, if I change my MIDI effects in real time, change is audible but not visible on the screen Rack him even ...
Too bad also that there is no memory User free of origin, c frustrating to erase the factory preset user.

SOUND QUALITY

Realistic point of view it There's this need since it is the primary goal of the V-Verb.En fact it is a natural reverb simulator and his initial thoughts. So do not expect radical psychedelic effects although many "alternative" are possible.
I use it for the moment with my Triton nickel and it works: we add real depth, punch, charm according to the algorithm. The quality is good. May be missing a pitch shifter ...

OVERALL OPINION

I is not long, but I tried to be objective.

The least
-The appearance of cheap four edit buttons
Lack-a pitch shifter, right?
-Not supported by the RealTime display (cf.Implémentation MIDI)

Most
The full-connectivity
-The size
-The ergonomics, ease of use (-> GRAPH Mode)
-The sound quality and realism
-L 'edition "complete" algos

I would do this choice?
Say c c Behringer so good for the price c but not intended for mobile intensive.

With the same financial means, YES I bought.