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I too have a Holy Grail, and while it's certainly no
tank, I think it does admirably well for the $60 I
shelled for a used one on ebay. Like Vince says, I can
sometimes hear it "digitalize" the sound, but if I
ignore it and just keep playing, it doesn't bother me
that much. It does fine till I can get some real
tube-driven springs.
Ric
--- Vince Frank <> wrote:
> I had a Holy Grail for a while. It sounded OK except
> for the when I was
> palm muting strings and it started to distort a
> little. I thought
> something was wrong with it so I took it back and
> the one in the shop
> did the same thing. I ended up getting the dano.
>
> ===>Hey Rick!
>
> I had asked about the Holy Grail reverb a couple
> months ago.
> The responses were relatively mixed. But will it
> get me a decent
> "spring" sound? I don't have the $$$ to shell out
> for a decent
> amplifier--all my music is recorded through my
> Ensoniq ASR-10
> sampler, which, in turn, goes right into my
> computer. Also, I'd
> rather not have to deal with mic-ing an amp, since I
> record most
> of my music when the kids are asleep. (I moniter
> everything either
> through my headphones or through my stereo
> speakers.)
>
> You gotta do what you have to, right?
>
> Vincent
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