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[Scott Bolt]

I think the M-OneXL is the best in class at ~ $400.00.  I use one of these myself.  It blows away the lower end stuff (2-300) and hangs well with the more expensive stuff for live reverb and delay.

I do like the Lexicon stuff too (MPX500/550), but it is more of an airy reverb while the M-One is more "warm".

If you are thinking more money than that, then the PCM's are incredible.

[Adrian Shajkofci]

You can get the TC Reverb 4000 with some system 6k algorithms for less than $1200 now. It seems to be discontinued in the near future.

[Bob Leonard]

Between the lexicon MX200/300/400 and the M-One XL, which do you think you'd go with?

Ease of use is a factor here. But I'm more than willing to put effort into getting a good sound if I have to.

It's a no brainer. The TC verbs are much better at this level. If you can find an M2000, or M3000 for a good price snap it up. After that the Lexicon PCMs but the price keeps going up. And do yourself a favor. Stay away from the $150 variety verbs.

[Tim Padrick]

Kurzweil Rumour - if you can find one.  Dial up the Mosque preset, get rig of the boom, and take it from there.

[Sam Zuckerman]

I love my TC M-one and my D-two. I own them personally and I wouldn't do it any other way on a budget. I actually got my M-oneXL used (on ebay) for $160 shipped! That's a steal and it's like new!

If you can only get one unit on a budget I'd say the M1 is the way to go. Dual FX engines and is easy to program.

My favorite combo at the moment is the M1/D2 with a PCM91 thrown in.