Modulation effects - Boss vs Yamaha
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Bludave
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Re: Modulation effects - Boss vs Yamaha
I use 2 different Boss Chorus pedals(not at the same time). A CE2 and a CH1. Both are very good. IF I had to pick just one, I would pick the CE2. I don't have much experience with Flangers or Phasers/ I have used a MXR phaser about a million years ago. Don't remember much about it.
I use 2 different Boss Chorus pedals(not at the same time). A CE2 and a CH1. Both are very good. IF I had to pick just one, I would pick the CE2. I don't have much experience with Flangers or Phasers/ I have used a MXR phaser about a million years ago. Don't remember much about it.
Robert Delahunt
Showmasterologist
Re: Modulation effects - Boss vs Yamaha
The first mod I fell in love with was a Boss Super Chorus. From there, I bought my own ME-50, and I am totally satisfied. I think Yamaha is a recent competitor on the market for effects? (not sure)
jmcorey said:
The first mod I fell in love with was a Boss Super Chorus. From there, I bought my own ME-50, and I am totally satisfied. I think Yamaha is a recent competitor on the market for effects? (not sure)
Binnerscot
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Re: Modulation effects - Boss vs Yamaha
I like both, but I voted for Yamaha. Yamaha's effects are excellent, especially reverb/delay. I use them moderately and Yamaha's analog simulation of flanges and choruses are really nice.
I like both, but I voted for Yamaha. Yamaha's effects are excellent, especially reverb/delay. I use them moderately and Yamaha's analog simulation of flanges and choruses are really nice.
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
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Re: Modulation effects - Boss vs Yamaha
Old Boss is cool, but so is Yamaha...they have made some very very good flangers over the years!
Old Boss is cool, but so is Yamaha...they have made some very very good flangers over the years!
Re: Modulation effects - Boss vs Yamaha
I like the older Boss analog delays but they are real pricey these days, also like the Boss chorus pedals, I've got a Boss CE3.
I recently picked up a Yamaha Magic Stomp MKII , I had one of the first ones a few years ago.
The Magicstomp has some really great reverb, delay, and modulation effects.
It also has a lot of other things too, OD / Dist , amp models etc.., but the modulation effects are really what shines IMHO, I got mine used but still as new in the box for under $100.
I like the older Boss analog delays but they are real pricey these days, also like the Boss chorus pedals, I've got a Boss CE3.
I recently picked up a Yamaha Magic Stomp MKII , I had one of the first ones a few years ago.
The Magicstomp has some really great reverb, delay, and modulation effects.
It also has a lot of other things too, OD / Dist , amp models etc.., but the modulation effects are really what shines IMHO, I got mine used but still as new in the box for under $100.
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Modulation effects - Boss vs Yamaha
The truth is, Boss/Roland and Yamaha have been neck and neck rivals since the 70's, and most people percieve them as equal. You have to look at their high end processors and keyboard/workstations. Roland, Yamaha, and Korg seem to dominate the keyboard world, and all of them have cutting edge gear. It trickles down to their pedals and cheaper rack gear......still neck and neck.
The truth is, Boss/Roland and Yamaha have been neck and neck rivals since the 70's, and most people percieve them as equal. You have to look at their high end processors and keyboard/workstations. Roland, Yamaha, and Korg seem to dominate the keyboard world, and all of them have cutting edge gear. It trickles down to their pedals and cheaper rack gear......still neck and neck.
