I have not posted a review in a long time, but I am so pleased with the tone I managed to get out of this thing, I guess I just have to brag about it.
The packaging was nice and colorful, and it came with a Catalinbread pick. It works exactly as described, putting you in control of the flanging cycle. I have used it with an 18 volt and then with a 12 volt power supply, (not included). I do not notice any difference, they both sound great.
The actual flanging effect, while very nice sounding, is a bit less aggressive than other flangers I have used. Not really a criticism, but you should know this.
So, I remembered something I read on the internet, and I decided to use this flanger along with a fuzz pedal. It sounds extra good when I place it after my JHS Fuzz pedal. (See picture) I think the fuzz brings out the flanger as aggressively as anyone might like, but the tone I get when running these two pedals through a clean tube amp is remarkably good, to my ear. If you want to hear some very pleasing (slightly squeaky) tones, look at the settings I used on the fuzz pedal and start with those. I played my Danelectro 64 using the neck pickup. Whether you are pressing the activator button, or not, I find the tone to be exceptionally pleasing, and actually worth the price tag, to me.
You can see I sprung for the "Barefoot button" also available here on Amazon, that would be a matter of personal preference. It works well for me, so I can use it barefoot if I want.
With a simple two-button design, you cannot adjust the speed of rise/fall, like you could with more complicated flanger pedals. (I think the speed is set just fine the way it is) This might be a plus for you, if you want to keep things simple on stage (always a good idea).
If you like the creativity that this pedal can add to your playing, I think it is definitely worth trying out. That is why I bought it. I had no idea that I would be so blown away by the rich tone I stumbled into while trying it out in combination with my affordable fuzz pedal from JHS. I did not think this flanging business could possibly improve your tone. I guess I was wrong because I managed to produce some wonderful tones (almost accidentally). I was so impressed, it motivated me to write this review.
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Flanging that preserves your tone (!)
I have not posted a review in a long time, but I am so pleased with the tone I managed to get out of this thing, I guess I just have to brag about it.The packaging was nice and colorful, and it came with a Catalinbread pick. It works exactly as described, putting you in control of the flanging cycle. I have used it with an 18 volt and then with a 12 volt power supply, (not included). I do not notice any difference, they both sound great.The actual flanging effect, while very nice sounding, is a bit less aggressive than other flangers I have used. Not really a criticism, but you should know this.So, I remembered something I read on the internet, and I decided to use this flanger along with a fuzz pedal. It sounds extra good when I place it after my JHS Fuzz pedal. (See picture) I think the fuzz brings out the flanger as aggressively as anyone might like, but the tone I get when running these two pedals through a clean tube amp is remarkably good, to my ear. If you want to hear some very pleasing (slightly squeaky) tones, look at the settings I used on the fuzz pedal and start with those. I played my Danelectro 64 using the neck pickup. Whether you are pressing the activator button, or not, I find the tone to be exceptionally pleasing, and actually worth the price tag, to me.You can see I sprung for the "Barefoot button" also available here on Amazon, that would be a matter of personal preference. It works well for me, so I can use it barefoot if I want.With a simple two-button design, you cannot adjust the speed of rise/fall, like you could with more complicated flanger pedals. (I think the speed is set just fine the way it is) This might be a plus for you, if you want to keep things simple on stage (always a good idea).If you like the creativity that this pedal can add to your playing, I think it is definitely worth trying out. That is why I bought it. I had no idea that I would be so blown away by the rich tone I stumbled into while trying it out in combination with my affordable fuzz pedal from JHS. I did not think this flanging business could possibly improve your tone. I guess I was wrong because I managed to produce some wonderful tones (almost accidentally). I was so impressed, it motivated me to write this review.
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I have not posted a review in a long time, but I am so pleased with the tone I managed to get out of this thing, I guess I just have to brag about it.
The packaging was nice and colorful, and it came with a Catalinbread pick. It works exactly as described, putting you in control of the flanging cycle. I have used it with an 18 volt and then with a 12 volt power supply, (not included). I do not notice any difference, they both sound great.
The actual flanging effect, while very nice sounding, is a bit less aggressive than other flangers I have used. Not really a criticism, but you should know this.
So, I remembered something I read on the internet, and I decided to use this flanger along with a fuzz pedal. It sounds extra good when I place it after my JHS Fuzz pedal. (See picture) I think the fuzz brings out the flanger as aggressively as anyone might like, but the tone I get when running these two pedals through a clean tube amp is remarkably good, to my ear. If you want to hear some very pleasing (slightly squeaky) tones, look at the settings I used on the fuzz pedal and start with those. I played my Danelectro 64 using the neck pickup. Whether you are pressing the activator button, or not, I find the tone to be exceptionally pleasing, and actually worth the price tag, to me.
You can see I sprung for the "Barefoot button" also available here on Amazon, that would be a matter of personal preference. It works well for me, so I can use it barefoot if I want.
With a simple two-button design, you cannot adjust the speed of rise/fall, like you could with more complicated flanger pedals. (I think the speed is set just fine the way it is) This might be a plus for you, if you want to keep things simple on stage (always a good idea).
If you like the creativity that this pedal can add to your playing, I think it is definitely worth trying out. That is why I bought it. I had no idea that I would be so blown away by the rich tone I stumbled into while trying it out in combination with my affordable fuzz pedal from JHS. I did not think this flanging business could possibly improve your tone. I guess I was wrong because I managed to produce some wonderful tones (almost accidentally). I was so impressed, it motivated me to write this review.
The packaging was nice and colorful, and it came with a Catalinbread pick. It works exactly as described, putting you in control of the flanging cycle. I have used it with an 18 volt and then with a 12 volt power supply, (not included). I do not notice any difference, they both sound great.
The actual flanging effect, while very nice sounding, is a bit less aggressive than other flangers I have used. Not really a criticism, but you should know this.
So, I remembered something I read on the internet, and I decided to use this flanger along with a fuzz pedal. It sounds extra good when I place it after my JHS Fuzz pedal. (See picture) I think the fuzz brings out the flanger as aggressively as anyone might like, but the tone I get when running these two pedals through a clean tube amp is remarkably good, to my ear. If you want to hear some very pleasing (slightly squeaky) tones, look at the settings I used on the fuzz pedal and start with those. I played my Danelectro 64 using the neck pickup. Whether you are pressing the activator button, or not, I find the tone to be exceptionally pleasing, and actually worth the price tag, to me.
You can see I sprung for the "Barefoot button" also available here on Amazon, that would be a matter of personal preference. It works well for me, so I can use it barefoot if I want.
With a simple two-button design, you cannot adjust the speed of rise/fall, like you could with more complicated flanger pedals. (I think the speed is set just fine the way it is) This might be a plus for you, if you want to keep things simple on stage (always a good idea).
If you like the creativity that this pedal can add to your playing, I think it is definitely worth trying out. That is why I bought it. I had no idea that I would be so blown away by the rich tone I stumbled into while trying it out in combination with my affordable fuzz pedal from JHS. I did not think this flanging business could possibly improve your tone. I guess I was wrong because I managed to produce some wonderful tones (almost accidentally). I was so impressed, it motivated me to write this review.
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