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    • #189273
      nonenone
      Participant

        Hi all!

        One quick question.

        Besides being newer (and the number algos and presets), is there any difference in hardware (internals, converters, sound, specs, etc…) between the late D/SE and first units (S, SE)?

        Are they EXACTLY the same hardware?

        I read somewhere that the converters on earlier one units were “noisy/grainy” and are better on the D/SX or the D/SE?

      • #190503
        nonenone
        Participant

          Anyone, please?

        • #190508
          tbskoglund
          Keymaster
          Eventide Staff

            Sorry, we don’t have that information to provide.

            Any well maintained H3000 that you get your hands on will give you the classic sound regardless regardless of some potential small differences in various hardware models.

          • #190918
            joywalim
            Participant

              S/SE models are smoother and more lush  D/SX/D/SE have a darker  grainier  vintage vibe. Subtle but noticeable.

            • #190919
              nonenone
              Participant

                Joywalim, thanks for the reply and info!

                These differences are really interesting, as some comments I saw on another forums say that the original is grittier and the later models (D/SX and D/SE) more refined sounding.

                • #190920
                  nonenone
                  Participant

                    Joywalim, thanks for the reply and info! These differences are really interesting, as some comments I saw on another forums say that the original is grittier and the later models (D/SX and D/SE) more refined sounding.

                    Joywalim, thanks for the reply and info!

                    These differences are really interesting, as some comments I saw on another forums say that the original is grittier and the later models (D/SX and D/SE) more refined sounding.

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