Besoin d'aide choix multi en rack.

Et sinon, tu peux aller jeter un coup d'oeil sur ce forum et regarder un peu les photos de racks qui y sont postées, tu verra que, même dans des frigos parfois énormes, les effets Rocktron ont toujours leur place

Pour ton budget, le top ce serait même peut-être un Replifex PLUS un Intellifex XL, qui reste une référence en matière de delays qui tuent.
Ou alors un Xpression plus un switcher MIDI genre Nobels MS4 (trouvable neuf pour environ 120€).
toujours leur place

Well it goes like this. There are essentially two Rockton units 1) The Replifex and the Intellifex. Then Rocktron released their "Studio Series" where Replifex spawned the Multivalve which is the same as the Replifex but with a tube stage for adding some low-fi grit to the sound and the Intellifex spawned the Intelliverb which had more memory and a faster processor for studio reverb applications.

Rocktron stopped production of the Replifex and then about 3 years ago brought it back out under the name Xpression.

So the Replifex/Multivalve/Xpression are the same units except the Multivalve has the added tube stage.

The Replifex and it's spawn are designed to be a host of programable stomp boxes. It does very well what most guitarists look for in effects: 2 voice chorus/flange, phaser, tremolo, leslie, panner, delay and reverb. It has a great internal mixer which enables you to route the modulations into the delay and reverb without having them in the dry signal. A phase shifted reverb without a phaser on your guitar is a very interesting sound. The leslie is one of the better ones out there. It does not do complex delays but does do tap-tempo delays with each channel being able to do a different rhythm than the other. The reverb is ok - good for guitar but not lush enough for much else. It has a single voice pitch shifter. It's a great modulation processor and for many players the only effect unit that they need. It has spillover for both delay and reverb.

The Intellifex had a number of variations: The original or "Black Face" which had a different DSP chip than all others, the LTD and "Online" both red and black face varieties had different factory presets but the same guts. The Intellifex XL had more memory so it has longer delay times and an EQ section but again, the same guts as the other models.

The Intelliverb has the same algorhythms as the Intellifex but longer delay times and a much better/complex reverb only algorhythm. It also has, to my ears, better pitch than the Intellifex due to it's faster processor.

The Intellifex/Intelliverb does: modulated delays of up to 8 voices (be they short chorus/flange or long modulated), up to 4 voice pitch shift, ducking delays, and reverb with a number of algorhythms combing those effects. It's a delay/pitch/reverb processor. The 8 voice chorus is wonderful and gives you the "Allan Holdsworth" sound as well as a host of other swirly effects. The delays are quite nice and have high damping. The ducking delay is addictive. It does not have tap-tempo. The pitch is good and the reverb is more than usable for guitar with the Intelliverb being not going to replace the Lexicon PCM91 in your studio but still darned nice. There is no spillover with these units.

They are all excellent. They have their weaknesses, but for their intended uses are still highly regarded.