I mainly use reverb only for RnR or sometimes echo if i do Peter gunn and a couple of other Duane Eddy numbers. About 25 years ago i got into the stomp box for saxophone and thought it was great until i did a gig without effects and realised what a difference it made !!! since then i use minimal amount of effectDave

Easier said then done. You have to punch the drummer to get a reply , nick the batteries from the guitarist stomp boxes and just forget about talking to the bassist !!! The only people that may listen are singers as they have the trouble of hearing themselves. Dave

I think for the price, Zoom processors are great. I was helping a friend out with her demo tape and I played piano, tenor, and flute on it. We recorded the firat track as a trio. Drums , bass, and piano, because the drummer was also the guitar player. It was an Isley brothers song called For the Love of You. The the guitar, flute, and sax parts occupied the next three tracks. Being in an 8 track format, that left 4 tracks for the singer to do compilation tracks. We used my Zoom guitar processor in the mix on my tenor part, and an Alesis Midiverb on my flute. those processors are more affordable than the Lexicon. It was a low budget tape and the artist was real happy with it. I donated my parts to her. which is why I will die poor. :) I love to help people.