This is simple, sensible and sounds good. The footswitch toggles between wah mode and volume mode, and in either mode it's off with the expression pedal maxed. It's a larger unit, but that keeps it from moving around and means...
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I've got a theory that Digitech hate money, and here's my evidence: they go to all the work to develop and release superb pedals like this, then discontinue them after a very short time. Makes sense, right? This covers all...
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It's a wah, but more, so... a waaaaah, right? Stanley Clarke is a jazz/fusion bass legend with a huge resume. This has standard wah stuff, but also high pass and low pass modes, bandwidth control, bypass switch and can be...
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Sobbat are a cool little niche Japanese builder, they do great stuff. This is an awesome sounding phaser and vibrato; both modes are glorious. It's super warm and full and has a certain 'magic' to it. Plus, as with all...
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These Ibanez 9 Series pedals are awesome, and you might've heard of the TS9 maybe? This little wobblebox from the same early 80s era is a whole lot of warm, spacey fun. Aside from the regular speed and width controls,...
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This here borrows the chorus effect from the Roland Juno synths of the 80s, and jams it into a kitsch faux-wood box. Those Danes, right?Model: TC Electronic June-60 ChorusMade: China, 2020 (serial S200300514D8E)Type: chorusPower: standard 9v supply or battery (not included)Switching:...
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As per Behringer's modus operandi, there's no prizes for guessing what this is a blatant copy of.... The ProCo RAT2. Just kidding, it's a Boss Dimension C chorus. One fun thing is that you can stack the mode buttons and swim...
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This is lush! There's a whole heap of seasick wobbly goodness on tap, all with that warm bucket-brigade goodness. The 'modulation' knob on the back is a wet/dry mix, plus the 'pre-delay' control allows for some seriously wacky sounds. This...
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This little box of slime is a delight. This is the 'black label' Japan-made version. This pedal replaced the PH-1R and added a second mode. The first mode is a classic, sweeping phase shift, the second is a 'low end'...
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This sits somewhere between a chorus, octave and organ style thing. It'll do big wobbly stuff, subtle shimmery stuff or raunchy octave stuff. It's a lot of fun, you can get some really fun tones out of it. Model: Boss MO-2...
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This here borrows the chorus effect from the Roland Juno synths of the 80s, and jams it into a kitsch faux-wood box. Those Danes, right?Model: TC Electronic June-60 ChorusMade: China, 2019 (serial S190901385D8E)Type: chorusPower: standard 9v supply or battery (not included)Switching:...
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Free The Tone won't settle for making 'it's a Tubescreamer, but...' pedals, they're determined to offer something new and innovative. This is a delay with a random modulation function, a clipping function to distort the repeats, full stereo and MIDI...
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These little Guyatone Micro Series pedals pre-date the current 'make tiny pedals' craze by a couple of decades... as usual, Japan was onto it first. This is a lovely little vintage-style trem. It's a fairly square style wave, so it's...
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It's got the silver screw and the long dash... are you excited yet? This is an original 1979 example of the excellent Boss PH-1 Phaser, and it sounds absolutely magical. It's got that subtle, three-dimensional warmth that later PH models...
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Handy little wah, nothing fancy, but does the trick you expect very happily. Simple and effective; exactly what the doctor ordered. Model: Vox V845 Wah PedalMade: China, recent modelType: wahPower: standard 9v supply or battery, draw 2mA approxSwitching: buffered bypassEquivalent new street price (approx):...
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