So its completely insane to spend $350 on a Phaser right? ..right?

[TimmyPage]

Re: So its completely insane to spend $350 on a Phaser right? ..right?

I've got this pedal called a phase 90, you should check it out.

I have one and I love it! And a clone of one that I actually like even more than the original (sorry MXR). I think I've decided against getting this pedal, theres a few other bases I need to be able to cover with my new musical product, and for this pedals price I can legit get about 3 other pedals that I actually need.

 

[Agileguy_101]

Re: So its completely insane to spend $350 on a Phaser right? ..right?

You don't push 'boundaries' with stomp boxes, not even if you throw them really hard at the boundaries.

Really? Because whenever I use this effect I find myself coming up with things that I've never heard before in no small part because of the uniqueness of the effect.

 

[TimmyPage]

Re: So its completely insane to spend $350 on a Phaser right? ..right?

Really? Because whenever I use this effect I find myself coming up with things that I've never heard before in no small part because of the uniqueness of the effect.

Not just that one specifically, but all the Strymon stuff. I played a Flint a little bit back, and even though I'm not a tremelo fan... or wasn't until I tried this.. but it just completely changed the way I thought of the instrument in my hands. My playing changes a lot depending on what pedal I have, the sound of my amp, different sounds and modulation effects inspire me to play in drastically different ways. It's really amazing what an inspiring sound or piece of gear can do to your playing.

And p4vl, think back to the innovators of effects, you can HEAR how much differently Hendrix played with different effects, they inspired him to play differently, each different new sound made him think of different ways to push the instrument.

 

[Agileguy_101]

Re: So its completely insane to spend $350 on a Phaser right? ..right?

For real. I just got an H9 and a volume pedal and using said volume pedal in conjunction with the reverbs/dual delays on the H9 is letting me think of the instrument completely differently. I just picked that one Strymon effect because it's rather unique in the guitar effects world. But I agree with you on all of Strymon's pedals being extremely inspiring. I have had an El Capistan and an Orbit and currently own a Timeline and Mobius. Between those and the Eventide there's enough to keep me inspired for as long as the boxes resist the temptation to give under the pressure of my giant sized stomps.

Hendrix is a great example. I would find it hard to believe that he could come up with 'Machine Gun,' or at least the version we know today, without the univibe. The way that effect interacts with your playing and dynamics is unlike many other effects I've tried and, at least when I play it, evokes a kind of guitar playing that doesn't sound right without the univibe.

 

[the guy who invented fire]

Re: So its completely insane to spend $350 on a Phaser right? ..right?

No sir!!!

I have paid a whole lot more for a whole lot less...and been very happy about it!

If you want it then got for it!

 

[Demanic]

Re: So its completely insane to spend $350 on a Phaser right? ..right?

https://robertkeeley.com/product/6-stage-phaser/

Try this.