Dual-engine FX processor for studio or stage.

The TC Electronic M350 combines 15 brand-new TC-quality reverbs with 15 multi-purpose effects including delay, modulation, and compression. Included AU/VST compatible software editor allows for seamless control and editing integration with DAW systems. Through the included software editor, parameters and preset recalls may be fully automated or real-time controlled. High-density 24-bit processing and A/D/A conversion delivers the full transparency of TC reverbs and effects.

Choice Selection of Effects The M350's reverbs include: classic TC hall, cathedral, ambience, room as well as plates and springs, and the comprehensive effects section includes a number of essential compression, modulation, and delay variations.

Optimized Presets The 256 factory presets cover a wide range of applications and audio sources, and enable you to use the M350 right out of the box. With 99 additional user presets, the total number of presets amounts to 355.

Easy Front Panel Access M350 was designed with the utmost user-friendliness in mind. All reverb and effect types and parameters are accessible directly from the front panel, ensuring maximum flexibility in any given situation.

Perfect for Computer Recording Through the included software, the user can control and edit the M350's parameters stand-alone and in any AU/VST environment.

Comprehensive I/O The auto-sensing digital input at 24 bit S/PDIF ensures bullet-proof input connection in any setup. Furthermore, the M350 comes with an easy-to-read preset display, and provides MIDI in/out, MIDI clock tempo sync, pedal control of tap tempo, and global bypass.

TC Electronic M350 Reverb and Effects Processor Features:

• Full DAW integration through VST/AU compatible editor
• 15 true and stunning stereo reverbs
• 15 legendary effects
• 5 seconds of delay
• 256 multi-effect/reverb presets + 99 user preset locations for a total of 355 presets
• Internal power supply — no wall wart
• Dual send/return and serial style setups
• Auto-sensing 24 bit S/PDIF digital I/O, 44.1-48 kHz
• Tap tempo

A powerful and affordable reverb/effects processor. Order the M350 today.

TC Electronic M350 Reverb and Effects Processor

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User Friendly Value, smooth, and Quiet

Posted by Northern Exposure from Frozen Tundra on Jan 17, 2010

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active part time muscian

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock Country

From reading previous reviews it seems some people have had some noise problems with the TC. I however have had no issues, and I am totally satisfied. I actually bought a second one, and relegated my Lexicon mx200 to the practice room. I have owned a band pa system for 20+ years and have gone through many effects processors such as DeltaLabs, Alesis', DODs, DigiTeks, Lexicons etc... the TCs however are among my favorites, and I've used them for about 5 years now. Unlike the Lexicon, the TCs, and owners manuals are extremely user friendly. As I said,I own the PA, but I play in the band so we hire different people to mix the sound board, some are professional, some are not, so user friendly rules! I'm old school, and always prefer nobs, and buttons to a menu such as the Lexi had and ease of operation is where the TCs really have the edge.(I had an older Lexi which had virtually no nobs, thus relied almost totally on a rather complicated menu, but it appears the newer ones may have added some controls?) I really like the smooth TC reverb, and tap Echo. Though the Lexi, and others I've used had great sound, in the real world I believe the TCs are at least as good or better. At the sound board I use a Y out of an effects send to each TC, and return each (one for reverb, and one for echo)thru a spare channel, and use the sliders to add the effect back to the mix. I also use an older analog Effectron for a doubler. Love my TCs!

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Disappointing

Posted by Kettch19 from Minnesota on Nov 30, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Recording & Live Engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Worship

This unit was quite disappointing once racked up. The effects were pretty average, but for the money about what you would expect.

The major problem is with line noise from the unit...this thing emits a hiss like you wouldn't believe, to the point that it makes it impossible to get a useful level of effects without almost drowning it out with hiss. None of our other effects units have ever made noise, but this one is just ridiculous.

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Nice features, but freezes

Posted by BC4252 from Canada on Jan 25, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock

I've had my TCElectronics M350 for a month, using it in an amp effects loop. Features are basic, but nice for the price. Unfortunately, it freezes often when changing presets (between songs) Sometimes I can turn it off and on again to fix it (by unplugging it). But I've had to do a complete reset a couple times now, which erases any user presets. By the way, there are NO factory presets other than "point all the dials to 12:00 position".

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Great inexpensive entry level effects

Posted by deltablues2012 from California on Dec 15, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Occasional Gigs

Reviewer's Play Style: Rhythm & Blues

The M350 is the easiest to use FX module on the market. There are 12 Reverbs and 12 Delays giving you a total of 144 Presets. There is no need to remember which number is which effct program, just turn the Reverb and Delay dials to your desired selection, and it is automatically one of the 144 factory Presets. If you like, you can tweak the effect parameters from the front panel dials and save your adjustments to a User Preset. Of course, then you need to remember what you did. I have an M350 and a FireworX. It seems to me that TC Electronic likes to combine a Phaser type delay with a Modulation/ Reverb in quite a few of their factory Presets. The Phaser plus Reverb setting on the M350 sounds quite close to many of the fancy Presets on the FireworX. So if you are on a budget and want to get a taste of the TC Electronic effects style, insert the M350 into your effcts loop. I bought the M350 because I was curious and wanted to have an inexpensive FX module on hand just in case.

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Noisy little guy

Posted by BBrecords from Rockville, MD on Jan 20, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician, recording tech.

Reviewer's Play Style: heavy metal, rock

Lots of good effects, and a good sound, very flexable. HOWEVER...a signal path is only as strong as its weakest link and this is one weak link. I run everything through top-of-the-line gold plated cables and still can not get rid of the perpetual background hiss. In the recording rack, it was fair, and when playing guitar on clean it's good, but any overdrive at all and you may wish you spent a bit more money. None the less, I gig with it and it fairs well. I suppose it's a fine product over all.

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