All user reviews of 5/5 for the Boss BF-3 Flanger

There are no evils effects: res (which adjusts the feedback), depth (depth ...), rate (adjust the speed) and manual (adjusts the frequency, yeah yeah, I think)

and four modes: High (large flanger), standard (normal flanger) gate / pan (rotation around the amps down and its in mono), momentary (the effect is applied only when the pedal pressure), there also a kind of tap tempo

two entries: one for guitar, bass and another for two outputs: mono and stereo

UTILIZATION

This is a setup so simple that the bf-2 but it is not very complicated,

SOUND QUALITY

For my part I find that compared to the bf-2 this pedal produces less audible oscillation, cooler and lighter, I routinely prefer the sound of the bf-2 but this is only my opinion, I use peédale with this delay and sometimes a distortion to just increase the oscillations.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 5 years, it's a quality / price ratio exaggerated given the bf-2, which currently costs a pittance

Flanger modes including a mode that allows you to customize friendly at the foot of the tempo flanger ...

otherwise, it sets the selected effect with 3 knobs, spleen, deep, res manual ... the settings are fairly intuitive, there is a nice fast one.

UTILIZATION

Edition is easy, relatively simple configuration, ... manual, it will pass.

SOUND QUALITY

Used on low, it's nice vraimment, including slap ...

one idea is to set the pace at the foot (or set the tempo of the spleen) and in rhythm of slap on the effect ... I think it changes a lot of whawha car or other filters being used in low to slap. With this flanger, you can really feed her as he wants ... something quiet to something very large and expressive.

the amplitude of the pedal is very impressive, it's really the most versatile flanger.

OVERALL OPINION

Used for 1 year (not by me directly)

I like the least it would be the lack of personality of the pedal. It is perhaps a little cold compared to the pedals as the Danelectro Psycho Flange (although generally outperforms the BF3 completely psycho flange)

Finally, I think it's a pedal reference for those who want to use a flanger (I speak especially for bass players) the possibilities are many and varied.

One thing for sure, you can not go wrong buying this pedal.

After that, the quality / price is what it is ... Perhaps it is a bit too expensive for the budgets reduce it, but I think the quality / price is very fair given the quality of the effect.

Digital Flanger, Boss format, 3mode, 4potard, guitar input and low input, stereo output

UTILIZATION

Ben is a bit more complicated than the ehx but the manual is much more provided it comes out easily sound simply amazing

SOUND QUALITY

Numerical not very hot, but extremely clean and clear sounds are quite aggressive and powerful, customizable and how to say it's a pedal effect that makes the effect .... if you want to make the effect leaves to exaggerate go for it !!!!!

OVERALL OPINION

I've had this morning I had to try a package before (MXR, EHX, multi-effects such ToneLab, korg, zoom, even as the stews wsl!) is the more "extroverted"! I like its effect "wicked" value for money is pretty good (paid 109euros) with exp choice I will ever ca

The Boss BF-3 is a flanger effect stomp box. It has 1/4 inputs and outputs and is not a rackable unit. I believe it is an analog pedal, but I'm not 100% sure about this. It is a cool looking color and is much more versatile than its predecessor, the BF-2.

UTILIZATION

The configuration of the BF-3 is very easy to figure out. It has four knobs and one of the knobs has another knob on top of it. The first knob controls the resonator, the next controls the depth, the third controls the rate and the last knob is used to set what mode of flanger you would like to use. It is designed to get a wide variety of flanger sounds and it does just that. I've never used the manual as the pedal is pretty easy to figure out.

SOUND QUALITY

The sound quality of this flanger is very realistic sounding. It is easy to use it subtly and to hint with the flanger, and easy to go nuts to get some real spacey sounds. I have only used the BF-3 with guitar - a Gibson SG and a '76 Fender Twin Reverb amp. The flange sound on this pedal is top notch and totally professional sounding.

OVERALL OPINION

I first used the BF-3 about three or four years ago. I also have a BF-2, which is the Boss flanger made before this pedal and while the BF-3 is a lot more expensive it is definitley more versatile and overall has a better sound to it. While some sounds between the BF-2 and the BF-3 are comparable, the BF-3 has a more varied arsenal of sounds than the BF-2. While the BF-3 is a bit pricey you are getting a very well made pedal from a company with a great reputation. Overall this is great sounding flanger pedal with a ton of versatility.