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Please note that we're selling this guitar on commission for a good customer of ours'. If you have a guitar or collection that you would like for us to sell then please get in touch.Pre-ownedCondition: Very Good (velcro on bottom)Boxed with manualWhat Chase Bliss say...1978 was a big moment for reverb. It was the dawn of sprawl, the first time reverbs were capable of massive trails and infinite decay. The CXM 1978 allows you to explore the charm of those late 70’s imperfections, or our hifi and lofi reimaginings.The reverb you’ll find here is highly interactive and physical, built from a moving, evolving network of digital reflections. Each space has its own behavior and response, just like true reverb. 32 Bit AD/DA, stereo I/O, and internally boosted +/-15V rails for line level input.The CXM 1978 takes a unique approach to decay, linking it to EQ just like natural acoustic reverb. You’re able to set independent decay for the bass and mids, with Cross acting like a frequency splitter. By adjusting the EQ, you’re actually setting the absorption of the walls that make up the digital reverb tank.This is a pre-owned item and may have signs of use. Photos are of the actual item.Whilst we do our best to photograph pre-owned items it is not always possible to capture all marks, scratches and blemishes. If an item has any major wear or damage it will be noted in the description.If you require further details on the condition feel free to make contact.
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