Thinking of picking up a couple of pedals...

[Bogner]

The free the tone stuff looks awesome and well made . . . but too many knobs and options that I don't need. I'm usually looking for one or maybe two good sounds that are simple to get from a pedal.

Don't be intimidated by it. It may be the simplest multi knob pedal I have ever used. Set them any way you want and it sounds wonderful. Tweak a slight bit and you can easily tell where the tweak is going and what it is doing and you have a beautiful and usable tone right away. When I first got mine, I had a killer sound within 15 seconds of turning it on.

[playas]

After having a bit more time to play with both pedals I'm very happy with them.

I picked up a Mooer Esemble King (chorus) and it was so subtle I could hardly tell it was on when it was on.
Could never dial in a decent sound with it.
Ended up giving to a friend who was putting together a board.

While I understand what you mean it basically does what I need - what I bought it for.
I think if I ever needed anything more, I could probably manage with the flanger in any case.

[Erlend_G]

pick up the EHX Allied Overdrive (full size)

it is such an awesome versatile machine. Can do anything! :o

you wont regret it.

-E

[Erlend_G]

So, what does that thing sound like, anyway?

"crunchy" in the main section, "smoother/compressed" in the boost section. The eq is a bit rude, i.e. the mid frequency and treble.

Blend control gives you i.e. just a hint of sparkle or more presence, or a full lead tone. Almost fuzzy at full.

I love mine, i have used it for drums, vocals, bass, guitars. Even together with my multi effects as the first thing in chain

-Erlend

[Aceman]

This is my "if you could only have one chorus pedal forever".

Based on this - I question if you are REALLY Mr. 80's.

[LesStrat]

Here ya go.

That resembles a Rockman!

[Demanic]

I miss my X-100.

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