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Roland1987Reverb ProcessorReverb / Delay$$Mid-Range($250–800)

Roland SRV-2000

Engineers wanting a genuine high-end 80s digital reverb overlooked next to Lexicon's more famous units.

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Strengths

  • A genuine high-end 80s digital reverb, offering meaningfully richer algorithms than budget units like the Alesis MicroVerb
  • Became a real studio favorite for its smooth, dense reverb tails prized in 80s pop and ballad production
  • Considerably overlooked today next to Lexicon's more famous reverb units of the same era, despite genuine studio use

Trade-offs

  • Menu-based editing on a small display makes deep parameter tweaking slower than a modern equivalent
  • Less name recognition than Lexicon, despite arguably comparable real studio-grade reverb quality

Full Specifications

Full technical specifications for the Roland SRV-2000
SpecificationValue
BrandRoland
ModelSRV-2000
Era1987
Typical Price TierMid-Range ($250–800)
Device TypeReverb Processor
Circuit TypeDigital (16-bit DSP)
Channels2
EQ Bands / Ratio RangeN/A (multiple reverb algorithms, decay and mix controls)
Rack Size2U
Sidechain InputNo

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Match53
Flexibility58
Ease of Maintenance45
Ease of Use55
Tonal Neutrality55

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