I have to agree with ya here I feel that the filters are stronger on my E5000. I dont know what the real deal is there but they just seem to have more depth to them. I am not shur if that is just me or what but that is the way it seems to me. I only use maby 4 of the filters on the Xl7. i would like to hear from arron on this one is this the way it is or am i hearing things? Peace Mike G. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "sigalarm <bruce@s...>" <bruce@s...> wrote: > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "David" <spec@s...> wrote: > > > better than the EMU. EMU has the advantage of the filters. The best > > filters in the industry are in the xx-7's. The 909 may look like it > > As an owner of an XL-7 and and Ultra 4, I can say that your opinions > on filters are a bit strange. The XL-7 filters are barely passable, > and for some needs very sad. > > I love my XL-7 but its rather weak filters (no ability to change > resonance after note on, questionable cutoff curves, etc) are the > thing I would most like to see changed. You want to talk about old > technology? The filters in the XL-7 are no better than the ones they > shipped on the Ultra Protues / Morpheus in what, 92? Not even as good > if you take into account that there are fewer filter types. > > I love my XL-7 to death, but its filters are a joke. If I need a > sound that if filtered, I don't use the XL. > > The E-4 Ultra filters are much better. > > Bruce
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Re: MC-909 and the MP-7
2003-01-25 by mikexl7 <curiousproductions@rogers.com>
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