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Published on 05/31/02 at 15:00From a local guitar shop; effect was brand new($109).
Me being into extreme sounds at this point in my guitar career, this effect was a jaw-dropper. It allows you to emulate sounds as though you were underwater and breathing bubbles,in space,or jumping around a level of Super Mario. All of this, AND is an actual phaser pedal. 2 in 1 I guess you could say.
To be honest, it was sort of an impulse buy and I don't use it as much as i used to. But you're not me so whether I USE it or not is irrelevant. Also, if the effect you have on is very deep or extreme, when switching the pedal off you'll get that little unnatural switching noise...the one where everyone can hear that you just hit a switch.
It's a BOSS...self explanatory. But just in case you aren't familiar with BOSS, the thing is indestructable. You're good for like...50 years I'd say.
It's a fantastic overall effect, just decide whether you'll use it to it's potential before purchasing it.
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Me being into extreme sounds at this point in my guitar career, this effect was a jaw-dropper. It allows you to emulate sounds as though you were underwater and breathing bubbles,in space,or jumping around a level of Super Mario. All of this, AND is an actual phaser pedal. 2 in 1 I guess you could say.
To be honest, it was sort of an impulse buy and I don't use it as much as i used to. But you're not me so whether I USE it or not is irrelevant. Also, if the effect you have on is very deep or extreme, when switching the pedal off you'll get that little unnatural switching noise...the one where everyone can hear that you just hit a switch.
It's a BOSS...self explanatory. But just in case you aren't familiar with BOSS, the thing is indestructable. You're good for like...50 years I'd say.
It's a fantastic overall effect, just decide whether you'll use it to it's potential before purchasing it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com