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Published on 04/25/12 at 01:14
Value For Money :
Excellent
Speak little, speak well: we are dealing here with a great fuzz pedal that I see are qualities. Here, it is said.
Analog ... OK. True bypass ... OK. Manufacturing ... OK. It's tough, you feel immediately that will last for years without flinching. 9V power supply, can put a battery by unscrewing the base. In short, the classic MXR and holds the road, I'm not disappointed. Oh, and I love the color.
UTILIZATION
The M84 stands out with its 4 knobs: Dry, Wet, Tone and Fuzz. The Dry adjusts the volume of incoming sound of your bass, while he manages the Wet volume fuzz pedal (a good point, one senses immediately that this will greatly facilitate the settings, I find it much more obvious here as other pedals). Tone then allows you to choose the color of your sound, a good good dark fuzz to sound more clear and sharp. Finally, the knob of Fuzz manages to highlight the strength of your fuzz, who can be discreet or yuck. Note that the tone only affects the Fuzz knob.
And for me it happens to one of the great strengths of this pedal: for each knob settings are fine (1 mm or 2 and hop on the mean difference) and thus allow a wide variety. It is clear, clear, effective.
The manual provided is very basic, a little leaflet in three parts with the effects of knobs, three presets and a pretty useless picture. Note also the presence of a small MXR catalog that makes you want to slam all his money.
SOUND QUALITY
In terms of sound that is also very very good. I do a lot of research and tested several pedals but without ever having to crush up the M84! I love its texture, its heat and its ability to keep some nice bass. I preferred to the Big Muff Pi (not sure, lack of character for my taste) and MXR El Grande (which I love, but I find less convincing settings). I tested in both passive and active, and it is equally effective on both sides. In short, I like. I have not tested with a guitar, but I think it may be worth it
OVERALL OPINION
It's only been two weeks since I played with but I sure not to fall for another fuzz before a long time! Certainly the price is higher than a Muff, but also much lower than that of a Wooly Mammoth. So for me it keeps a very good price / quality ratio of its grain, its cool knobs Dry / Wet, its fine quality settings and a fab copy. I highly recommend the test if you cross a
Analog ... OK. True bypass ... OK. Manufacturing ... OK. It's tough, you feel immediately that will last for years without flinching. 9V power supply, can put a battery by unscrewing the base. In short, the classic MXR and holds the road, I'm not disappointed. Oh, and I love the color.
UTILIZATION
The M84 stands out with its 4 knobs: Dry, Wet, Tone and Fuzz. The Dry adjusts the volume of incoming sound of your bass, while he manages the Wet volume fuzz pedal (a good point, one senses immediately that this will greatly facilitate the settings, I find it much more obvious here as other pedals). Tone then allows you to choose the color of your sound, a good good dark fuzz to sound more clear and sharp. Finally, the knob of Fuzz manages to highlight the strength of your fuzz, who can be discreet or yuck. Note that the tone only affects the Fuzz knob.
And for me it happens to one of the great strengths of this pedal: for each knob settings are fine (1 mm or 2 and hop on the mean difference) and thus allow a wide variety. It is clear, clear, effective.
The manual provided is very basic, a little leaflet in three parts with the effects of knobs, three presets and a pretty useless picture. Note also the presence of a small MXR catalog that makes you want to slam all his money.
SOUND QUALITY
In terms of sound that is also very very good. I do a lot of research and tested several pedals but without ever having to crush up the M84! I love its texture, its heat and its ability to keep some nice bass. I preferred to the Big Muff Pi (not sure, lack of character for my taste) and MXR El Grande (which I love, but I find less convincing settings). I tested in both passive and active, and it is equally effective on both sides. In short, I like. I have not tested with a guitar, but I think it may be worth it
OVERALL OPINION
It's only been two weeks since I played with but I sure not to fall for another fuzz before a long time! Certainly the price is higher than a Muff, but also much lower than that of a Wooly Mammoth. So for me it keeps a very good price / quality ratio of its grain, its cool knobs Dry / Wet, its fine quality settings and a fab copy. I highly recommend the test if you cross a