TC Electronic M350 Dual-Engine Multi-Effects and Reverb Processor

Excellent interface, direct controls and great sound. Highlight the dynamic delay and short reverbs. I use it in a mixer, and it works great. It has enough memory to save user settings. MIDI input and output for control and sync. In this price range I believe that this equipment has no competitors.

This is the second TC Electronic I have purchased.The first I use on gigs for live vocals and the latest on will replace a Lexicon MX 200 that keep losing a channel.The TC Electronic M350 works great for vocals and is easy to set up.

I use this product to get a better sound on vocal mircrophone. I like the sound; it's great.

I did quite a bit of research on these and among users this one got the highest marks on sound quality (among similarly priced processors). I am really satisfied with it, the effects are nice and clear, ease of use is really a plus, and I haven't played much guitar without it recently.

I am using the M350 in a project studio, where it is replacing TWO old Behringer processors (Virtualizer and Modulizer). The quality of the effects is acceptable, although the reverbs are nowhere near as good as the Lexicon MX200 that I also own, and which sells for about the same price.

Great sound for the price! I feel like I've gotten a whole new setup, this thing really sounds amazing on vocals.

This unit sounds pretty good but I think my old Alesis Nanoverb sounds better, more rich. I would have bought another Alesis Nanoverb except they took away the time knob on the Nanoverb2 and replaced it with presets only.

For those who don't have a thousand dollars to spend on the professional recording equipment but still don't want to compromise to the level of sounding like an ATARI game from the 80s (though, that might not be THAT bad...), this reverb processor is the way to go.