Well articulated post John and very thoughtful.  I personally respect your position and wish you and your family a happy and healthy new year! I hope things go your way.

I must say that some stuff john said are true , but i wanna add some ...
 
He s totally right whennhe says its easily lost in the mix witchi don t find a problem , on the contrary , this reverb , is not a reverb , but take it as a space creator , exellent to place sounds in 3d field , and add depth to mixes .....
 
At least this is how i see it .....

Daniel,
 
Thank you for your kind thoughts. We are okay and heading into the new year with blessings and grace.
 
Best to you and loved ones,
 
John

Zo, just saw your post, and concede that missing the depth of a gem may well be  a shortfall in the mind or ears of the operator. Will kick the tires again and try to see what the excitement is all about.
 
John

Well I got it too. For $63 and change. Haven't tried it yet. So since BF, I have bought mostly PSP stuff.

Well ... it is exactlly the typeof reverb i will tell my students to consider ...it s safe , never vulgarus ... and does thing without killing a mixing with that fog some reverb have ....  it s also super quik to tweak ....witch is amways aplus ...you compared it to vahalla stuff witch is the other type of reverb i validated for students , swiss knife for real , stable, cheap , serious and no gimmik ....
When i remeber the joke when the relab 480 release at 399 intro price buggy as hell for years ... its another era we reliving today ....for real
 
By the way happy new year and health for everyone ,,
 
John if you need some just ask around , we re always pleased to help amigo ...
 

John, I don't know if you opened the control panel at the bottom, but there's a HPF control and also a low and hi frequency control. Maybe you were looking for even more control IDK. I totally respect your opinion, I was just throwing that out there.

PSP plugs I find are some that seem to work really well in a given situation, and then don't shine as well in others.
 
Case in point, I use the NobleC EQ on some vocals to try it out and fell in love with it. Tried it on a rythym guitar and had to tweak more that I thought I would, but finally found something I liked, but it didn't shine like I thought it would. However, when I turned the NobleC EQ off, that's when I realized what it really had done. It did much more to help that guitar sit in the mix than I originally thought.
 
I have the PSP Oldtimer Comp and it works pretty much the same for me. Sometimes it really just shines as soon as I stick it on something. Other times it takes some tweaking.
 
I am really happy with PSP products. I just got Waves Gold bundle. And I also got about three to four new PSP plugs. I am more excited about trying the PSP plugs than the Waves plugs. : )

Guys,
 
Thanks for the tips and good vibes.
Happiest of New Years to all and may only good things come for 2016 (and beyond).
 
John

JohnKenn
Guys,
 
Thanks for the tips and good vibes.
Happiest of New Years to all and may only good things come for 2016 (and beyond).
 
John

 
Thank you too John. And may love fill your life always!