Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

[DrNewcenstein]

Re: Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

ewwww, a Boss-sized pedal that does all that? You'd have to tweak a knob to change from one effect to the other! ON STAGE! That's just......weak.

Get the MM4, or a rack with a pedalboard.

 

[Funkfingers]

Re: Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

Get the MM4, or a rack with a pedalboard.

Maybe, find somebody selling a Boss SX-700 who doesn't know what it is capable of.

 

[Aceman]

Re: Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

What's a Boss SX-700?

And I'm watching one of the Nux things on the bay. They might be awesome.

 

[ratherdashing]

Re: Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

Any reason you don't want separate phaser and flanger pedals?

For what you'd spend on an all-in-one you could score a Phase 90 and a Micro Flanger, and probably be far better off for it.

 

[B2D]

Re: Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

For what you'd spend on an all-in-one you could score a Phase 90 and a Micro Flanger, and probably be far better off for it.

Coincidentally, my favorite phaser and one of my favorite flangers!

I always have a tough time with multi-mod pedals because I like a good number of mod effects in front of the amp (phaser, some flangers, vibe-types) as opposed to in the loop, which is where I like choruses and tremolos.

 

[ratherdashing]

Re: Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

Coincidentally, my favorite phaser and one of my favorite flangers!

I always have a tough time with multi-mod pedals because I like a good number of mod effects in front of the amp (phaser, some flangers, vibe-types) as opposed to in the loop, which is where I like choruses and tremolos.

I just like becoming really familiar with how a specific pedal interacts with my playing, rather than programming a patch that suits my every whim. Great art comes from limitations.

The only things I put in the loop are delay and verb. I actually prefer chorus in front of the amp.

 

[Aceman]

Re: Need a Multiple Modulation type pedal

Any reason you don't want separate phaser and flanger pedals?

For what you'd spend on an all-in-one you could score a Phase 90 and a Micro Flanger, and probably be far better off for it.

Yes - this is for my acoustic board. For when I want that little extra something such as: Phaser on Lightning Strikes by Live, or Tremolo on Whatever, and such. Doesn't need tone or anything. Just the effect.

Berhringer may have one.