![]() Since you're doing electronic music, go for the Moog. Very helpful for getting some tracks to lean back or "pop". If you mic your own stuff, worth it's weight in GOLD if you know how to use it Possible alternative to the Trident? Different flavor for sure! I have all the others, so never bothered. I've heard the Neve 31102 Is a great in betweener of the Neves. It's a broad EQ IMO, but very effective and sounds good on a lot of things. When it's the right tool, it works quite well. ![]() I haven't tried it, but it's a staple and I plan to get it. Since there are already bundles as a new user for EMT, SSL, Precision, Classic Compressors, I would either get as a bundle or wait for specific sales on them (which can be better still) or go with these High Dollar ones: ![]() If you're trying to knock out the best and most useful based on price, I'd go this way: I know everything I've chosen isn't the most expensive, but that's what I use the most. I have the Studer, and generally for me it's been "Ok". So far I haven't been knocked out with the Tape stuff. Fatso gets a lot of love too, but you have to dial it in. I often forget the EMT250 has more than just reverb though. The plate usually for Drums and the 250 for Vox. Trident (Great for stuff with lots of midrange material) But since you're trying to narrow it down to 4, this is where I would start: I do similar though not always "Electronic pop".
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