The sound is impeccable for its price range definitely. The next competitor may be Lexicon MX200.

Some lacking but suffice to make great recordings.

Ok. Quite comprehensive. But it should have a on/off button.

Sturdy made. No Doubts about Alesis Quality!

Thats one good bargain to get this thing working.

Should be fine then.

I got it.

Recording Engineer

Pop

The sounds are cheap sounding.

not applicable-just make it sound good

I think it was a useless endeavor trying to get it set right. It was nothing you could put your finger on-I just didn't like what I was hearing and I got rid of this reverb unit.

I really have a thing about cheap and this kind of marketing. This is 50 dollars less than a midiverb-which is a good unit. What's the point in saving 50 dollars when ultimately you've wasted 150 dollars buying something from a brand you trusted? (I own some several pieces of Alesis gear including two Quadraverbs and one Midiverb and I owned an original Microverb that had very nice sounding presets)

why waste money on something you aren't going to be satisfied with?

How do you support cheap? They shouldn't be selling this. The people at Alesis have always been quick to respond to my questions so I don't fault them on that. Just don't put your name on cheap. Making something great-like some of their original products-for less money is what they built their reputation on.