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It seems from the brochure that most of the 960 programs are 48K only. Is this true, or is there still plently of good stuff at 96?
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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">I am not sure for 100% but I think that everyhting can run at 96kHz in the 960, but it will eat twice as much DSP. So if you work in Stereo you will only have two true stereo reverbs instead of four.
Anyway, right now I work in 44.1 kHz, but I guess that even if I go to 88.2, I'd still use the Reverbs in 44.1, even if I had to get a SRC Gear in between the DAW and the Reverbboxes. For me it is just great to have 4 true stereo Reverbs in the TC6000 and the Lex 960. I don't think that theirs quality will rise if they work at 96 kHz. I see benefits in DAWs, or in Filters, but for Reverbs, I do not see any Point why it should be important that the Gear is running in 96 Khz mode.
daniel
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