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The HR-203 "Echo Unit" could be approximately described as being a single input channel version of the Hawk HR-45 reverb. There are separate input controls for Echo and Normal for both inputs, Echo Level pot and Phase switch, as well as Master Output - all of this gives some useful flexibility (hear some of that in the demo below). Quarter inch input sockets for the inputs are on the front panel with stereo inputs/outputs on the rear via RCA phonos (but note that the reverb is mono).
Slightly different from the HR-202 in that both inputs are switchable between line and mic (but it's still mono!).
Overdriving the Mic input with guitar yields a meatier distortion than the HR-45 - this one really snarls and growls. Yet another flavour for the sound palette: we could (easily) justify keeping this one and the 45…
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The HR-203 "Echo Unit" could be approximately described as being a single input channel version of the Hawk HR-45 reverb. There are separate input controls for Echo and Normal for both inputs, Echo Level pot and Phase switch, as well as Master Output - all of this gives some useful flexibility (hear some of that in the demo below). Quarter inch input sockets for the inputs are on the front panel with stereo inputs/outputs on the rear via RCA phonos (but note that the reverb is mono).
Slightly different from the HR-202 in that both inputs are switchable between line and mic (but it's still mono!).
Overdriving the Mic input with guitar yields a meatier distortion than the HR-45 - this one really snarls and growls. Yet another flavour for the sound palette: we could (easily) justify keeping this one and the 45…