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Art AttackReview | Recording Musician, Jan 1993ART SGX T2 Guitar And Studio FXART have what is probably the most confusing product range on the market — and this is one of the latest models. |
ART DR1Review | Music Technology, Apr 1987Programmable Digital Reverb...While Simon Trask gets to grips with a more expensive model from America, with more parameters, a remote-control unit, and various other goodies; is it worth the extra? |
ART DR1 digital reverbReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1987Mark Jenkins auditions the latest 16-bit stereo digital reverb with Performance MIDI. |
ART DR2 Digital ReverbReview | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1985A surprisingly flexible and easy to use unit that offers first class results. |
ART MultiverbReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1989In this age of the preset, you need all the help available to stamp your personality on the sounds you produce. Paul Ireson finds a new ally in the fight for individuality - ART's fully programmable, four-effects-at-once signal processor. |
ART Multiverb AlphaReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1992The Multiverb Alpha is the latest and greatest in ART's series of studio multi-effects processors. Dave Lockwood checks it out. |
ART Multiverb AlphaReview | Music Technology, Jun 1992Multi-fx ProcessorIn their efforts to establish their signal processors as strongly in the UK as they have in the States, ART can't seem to bring out enough effects units. Nigel Lord evaluates the ART with aspirations to be number one. |
ART Multiverb IIReview | Music Technology, Nov 1989Multi-FX ProcessorTaking the Multiverb as their starting point, ART have a new multi-effects processor with which to enhance your music. Ian Waugh says the verb is "to want". |
ART Multiverb IIIReview | Music Technology, Aug 1990ART Multi-fx ProcessorAs even the most modest MIDI studio becomes a powerful tool for the creation and recording of music, sound processing becomes a more essential part of it. Tim Goodyer checks out ART's latest multi-fx processor. |
ART Multiverb LTXReview | Music Technology, Jul 1992Multi-effects ProcessorART's ever-expanding range of signal processors is intended to cater for musicians of all styles and financial means. Nicholas Rowland test drives a new effects unit whose price belies its power. |
ART Proverb Digital ReverbReview | Making Music, Jul 1987 |
ART SGEReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1989Multi Effects ProcessorDavid Mellor samples the delights of a multiple effects unit that can create up to nine high quality effects at the same time. |
ART SGEReview | Music Technology, Dec 1989Multi FX ProcessorWith multi-fx processors appearing faster than dissenting conservative back-benchers, the pressure is on to come up with something different. Simon Trask investigates a processor that uses analogue circuitry for its unique character. |
ART SGX-LT Multi-EffectsReview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1992Guitar Multi-Effects ProcessorA multi-effects processor for the guitarist who wants instant gratification without all that tedious mucking about in hyperspace? Paul White plugs into the ART SGX-LT. |
Modern ArtReview | Recording Musician, Jul 1992ART Multiverb LTXWhen it comes to sheer quantity, quality and value for money, this multi-effects unit takes some beating. |
Start of the ARTReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1990Multiverb II Multiverb EXTDave Lockwood casts his eye over this brace of MIDI controllable multi-effects processors from ART. |
The Art of UpdatingReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 1990Art Multiverb III & SGE Mach IIArt seem to update their range of multi-effects processors faster than everyone else. Dave Lockwood checks out two of their very latest incarnations. |
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