Alesis Wedge Desktop Master Reverb

The Wedge gets its name from the shape of its case, though it looks more like a drum machine than a slice of cheese. Four sliders provide direct access to the four parameters that are displayed on screen at any one time and, like the Midiverb IV, the Wedge uses a multiple page system to scroll around the various sets of four parameters. When you're editing effects, pressing the Edit button takes you to the next page, and the current page (along with the number of available pages) is shown in the display window. Four buttons, labelled A to D, sit beneath their displayed parameters, and you can use these to jump from one parameter to another, but as moving any fader automatically selects the relevant parameter, you'll rarely need to use them. However, holding one of them down for a second or two brings up a concise form of on-line help that describes the parameter in question — nice idea! Patches may also be named via these buttons, and the Wedge comes with 128 factory patches plus a further 128 user patches. The final 28 patches in the preset list are basic configurations; the user section comes ready filled with patches that may be changed or overwritten. MIDI may be used for program selection, to dump and restore patches, or to control up to two effects parameters in real time. There's also the option of creating a patch map if you need to call up specific effects with specific MIDI program change numbers.

Alesis Wedge Desktop Master Reverb
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Alesis Wedge Desktop Master Reverb is previously owned and works great - no issues, moderate wear from use. See pictures for actual condition and items included.