Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dollar?

[skyydogg01]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

Look at some old DOD pedals. I know my old Stereo Flanger did it (FX-75C).

[Obsessive Compulsive]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

I always thought my DOD FX68 Stereo Chorus was a true stereo until I saw this post.

I have a Zoom MS70 CDR with stereo ins and outs, but I never try using it with 2 amps. You might want to check it out, it's only 100 bucks.

[Johnny the Kid]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

You can check out a Line 6 M5 or M9, which does stereo modulation really well, and should be found in your price range.

I second this. Or if you just need a modulation pedal, get the MM4.

[Mincer]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

IThe DOD Pedal I had contained 2 distinct chorus circuits, and was called the Stereo Turbo Chorus. You might take a look at the Digitech Chorus Factory, which has a bunch of modeled boxes on it- it might have true stereo swirls on it.

[baritone]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

It sounds like what you want is dual amp but mono sound. You can do this by running all your effects in mono & placing an ABY box at the end of your effect chain.

When using 2 amps, I always preferred to use a stereo effect, such as chorus, to split the signal.

[ThisDyingSoul76]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

It sounds like what you want is dual amp but mono sound. You can do this by running all your effects in mono & placing an ABY box at the end of your effect chain.

When using 2 amps, I always preferred to use a stereo effect, such as chorus, to split the signal.

In a sense yes. I want both amps in mono when the stereo pedal is in bypass mode and stereo when it is being used. Not sure if there is a pedal out there doing this. I may just have to settle for the ABY method and a wet/dry setup. ...or maybe what I need us an ABY and a pedal with stereo inputs like the Corona Chorus?

[baritone]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

The way you've been using your delay for this effect is the same way I used to use a chorus pedal. That way, I could decrease the depth knob to run both amps without too much chorus sound.

[ThisDyingSoul76]

Re: Stereo pedals that are more than just wet/dry that don't cost several hundred dol

it seems to work, but I can't help feeling there are better options.