Pedal lineup of Amazeballs flexibility
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Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
Re: Pedal lineup of Amazeballs flexibility
Tell that to snowdog.More is not always better.
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
Re: Pedal lineup of Amazeballs flexibility
In all seriousness as far as flexibility goes I could take the MOOG MF-108M over the Chorus Factory. The MOOG has 6 unique selectable LFO shapes that gives you 6 unique jumping off points for a chorus setting. The RATE and AMOUNT allow you to further explore your options. The big plus IMO is the MOOG sounds much better, I have tried the Chorus Factory it is not a bad pedal but the MOOG sounds as you would say amazeballs. Flip the FLANGE/CHORUS switch and you have the same options with your flange tones.
In all seriousness as far as flexibility goes I could take the MOOG MF-108M over the Chorus Factory. The MOOG has 6 unique selectable LFO shapes that gives you 6 unique jumping off points for a chorus setting. The RATE and AMOUNT allow you to further explore your options. The big plus IMO is the MOOG sounds much better, I have tried the Chorus Factory it is not a bad pedal but the MOOG sounds as you would say amazeballs. Flip the FLANGE/CHORUS switch and you have the same options with your flange tones.
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Little Pigbacon
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Re: Pedal lineup of Amazeballs flexibility
DigiTech doesn't make a Phaser Factory?
DigiTech doesn't make a Phaser Factory?
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
Re: Pedal lineup of Amazeballs flexibility
I would have to once again defer to MOOG. As Ace point out the Factory stomps are set it and forget options. But as you switch from a TC to a Small Stone you will have to dial it in a bit as you would the MOOG. the Digitech X series Phase is the Hyper Phase it is $70 vs the $330 you would pay for the MOOG. Then you get into features/benefits blah, blah, blah. I have been using my H9 for phase and took the Phase 90 off the board. Yet another more expensive option. Taking the big money pedals out of the equation I would go with a BOSS Boss PH-3, there is something about Digitech that makes my sack itch.
I would have to once again defer to MOOG. As Ace point out the Factory stomps are set it and forget options. But as you switch from a TC to a Small Stone you will have to dial it in a bit as you would the MOOG. the Digitech X series Phase is the Hyper Phase it is $70 vs the $330 you would pay for the MOOG. Then you get into features/benefits blah, blah, blah. I have been using my H9 for phase and took the Phase 90 off the board. Yet another more expensive option. Taking the big money pedals out of the equation I would go with a BOSS Boss PH-3, there is something about Digitech that makes my sack itch.
dystrust
New member
Re: Pedal lineup of Amazeballs flexibility
Retro Sonic will do all of the MXR sounds, not sure about EHX. They run about $150 and come in a MXR-size box, so more affordable and smaller than a Moog.
Retro Sonic will do all of the MXR sounds, not sure about EHX. They run about $150 and come in a MXR-size box, so more affordable and smaller than a Moog.
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Little Pigbacon
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Re: Pedal lineup of Amazeballs flexibility
I think I want one of these. I don't know how versatile it is, but it looks like a piece of Russian lab equipment from the 50's, so there's that.
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I think I want one of these. I don't know how versatile it is, but it looks like a piece of Russian lab equipment from the 50's, so there's that.
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