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The MidiVerb II is a budget-friendly, rack-mountable professional reverb/multi-effects unit. It features instant recall via user input or MIDI command, a 16-bit processor, and a 16 kHz bandwidth. 

Built off of a dual-processor base, the Lexicon MX200 is a multi-effects rack-mounted unit that works just as well for studio situations as it does for live performances. With flexible routing options, like dual mono, cascade, parallel, or mono split, and 32 on-board effects, including over a dozen reverb effects and other delay and modulation options, the MX200 has the versatility you need in a USB-capable rack-mount multi-effects processor.

The Alesis MidiVerb 4 is a dual channel digital signal processor.

The Alesis Nanoverb 18 Bit Digital Effects Processor is a rackmount reverb unit featuring 16 of Alesis' reverberation algorithms ranging from rooms to halls to impossible spaces. It offers controls for input, mix, output, and adjust, with modes for hall, room, plate, and nonlinear reverb as well as chorus, flange, rotary speaker, delay, and chorus-room mixes.

The TC Electronic M350 Processor is a multi-effect digital rack-mounted unit. It dual effects engines, featuring a multitide of effects such reverb, delay, phaser, tremolo, and chorus. The unit also has an internal power supply and an integrated tap-tempo feature. 

For uncomplicated reverb that sounds fantastic, look no further than the Alesis MicroVerb 4, an 18-bit signal processor that will give you sonic quality without bogging you down. Boasting multiple effects like, of course, reverb, delay, and chorus, which can be used simultaneously, the MicroVerb 4 offers tons of usability with its footswitch control, 100 presets, and MIDI capabilities so that you can inject a little reverb into your mixes without programming hassle.

Built with balanced XLR analog outputs, three distinct reverb modes, and small room simulation, the TC Electronic M-One XL 24-Bit Dual Engine/Effects Processor is a titan of sound at its price point. Accompanied by specific algorithms to provide some of the most impressive room reverb emulations on the market, the XL's nuanced modulation patterns set this processor apart under the $300 market. An ideal choice for any bedroom producer, this unit is also an option to consider for live musicians who want the utmost in control over their rig.

A tabletop digital reverb unit, the MicroVerb can also accept a footswitch to be used more easily by guitarists. 16 different reverb types include six "Small" settings, seven "Large" settings, two gated reverbs, and one awesome reverse reverb. It does have a strange power plug. It's a nine-volt AC "headphone plug" type, but many will be sold with replacements already. And if not, replacement plugs are easy to find.

The Meris Mercury7 Reverb is a single channel 500 Series digital reverb module with selectable algorithmic reverbs, mix control, pitch regeneration, high and low frequency dampening, and modulation effects. Two or more Mercury7 modules are linkable for stereo and surround operation.

The Boss RX-100 Reverb Box is a spring reverb unit with a limiter and optional stereo mode. It features controls for Channel A and B Volume, Reverb Volume, and Pan Left and Right.