All user reviews of 3/5 for the Electro-Harmonix Small Stone Mk4

I got it from a music shop down in london.
I think it was around £80 ($90-$110).

The "plug and play" type model has a brilliant sounding chorus which is great if you play in a bluesy type band.

The adapter for the pedal probably does'nt exist anymore and wear shoes because the switch does your foot in. You have to screw the bottom open to put the battery in.

Hard, lasted around 30 years, still in production.

Overall, good pedal, good construction and great sound. If you like the Smashing Pumpkins, Billy Corgan use's the E.H Small Stone.

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Analog Phaser ... and all the fuss ... eyeGO rpter not all the same!! Are all indicated in other reviews.
If one seeks a phaser, it's great, so I put 10 ...

If not try a phaser, then forcing this way the fact pedals ...

UTILIZATION

Config t too complicated I have to call NASA to help me, it has three months to find how to turn a button and activate a switch ...

Obviously it limits the possibilities for those who want to experiment, but in this case sought the plant, no pedals like this (although the format ...). L is the point, in your face!

SOUND QUALITY

Good effect, rather hot, but shit ca loses volume, there is nothing to do ... And it is the maximum penury, so for that is not cool and frankly vwala ...

I use it with my Flying V and my Yamaha RGX 620DZ a 60DSP Ashdown head, and it works not too bad ... Unless this could * ^ ^ m $ m * loss level ...

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 2 years now, I think it's a good phaser to start in the field, but to see more, well need to change (including loss of sound which is unbearable) ... I had not really ssay phaser before, so it comes into my Contents, and on this point is pretty good ...
Question qualitprix report, I would say blah, especially since it takes up space that pedal (like the Lawrence Ruquier tl), I do not think I would do what I am looking for another choice of the phaser but I still advise ...

A nice thing to finish, if you activate the switch and you push the knob has donf, we obtain an effective "bubble" trs-fun-fun and mga may well nerver his group rp t!

analog phaser pedal
1 input and 1 output jack
1 input power supply jack (3.5)
1 Knob that manages the speed of the effect
1 switch color (2 different magnitude of effect)

UTILIZATION

I rarely use because miennne is an old model that I bought used and it is not true bypass

SOUND QUALITY

the sound quality is good and easy to get (there are only two buttons)
poatr do not push the speed too high if one has the impression of playing in water
but with proper adjustment is obtained a very nice phaser
I personally use it only in its clear, distortion it gives some weird sound soup

OVERALL OPINION

good effect, but mine (a certain age) has no true bypass and not color the sound bad even when the pedal is off
more on this old model there is no light (I think the new editions are filled) the forgotten cause
model on my entry for the power supply has a reverse polarity compared to other pedals so when I plug on my PSU (a eagletone PS 12) it freaks me the power supply in a carafe, so I am obliged to USE THE battery power supply or other external

I do not put this pedal in my pedalboard but I keep it for use of rare because the sound is still pretty cool

(Originally written by charlou la fouine/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
Analog phaser.

It's great if you're looking for a phaser, so I give it a 10...

If you're not looking for a phaser, it's not the right tool ...

UTILIZATION

The configuration is too complicated. I had to call NASA engineers to get some help and we spent three months finding out how to turn a knob and depress a switch...

The possibilities are very limited for people who like to experiment, but if you're one of those you'd better buy a factory not this pedal. With this pedal there's only one way to go!

SOUND QUALITY

Good and warm effect but with some volume loss... This is the weakest point of the pedal...

I use it with my Flying V and my Yamaha RGX 620DZ connected to an Ashdown 60DSP amp head and it works pretty good... Except for the irritating level drop...

OVERALL OPINION

I've been using it for two years and I think it's a good phaser for people who want to try out this sort of effect. If you want more than that buy another tool (especially considering the level loss which is unbearable)... I hadn't tried out many other phasers before so it's a getting-to-know thing for me and in that sense it's ok...

A bulky effect pedal with average value for money. I don't think I would buy it again because I want another phaser sound, but I recommend it anyway...

One last tip to wrap it up: if you depress the switch and turn the control fully up you get a very funny "bubble" effect which is great to anger your bandmates during rehearsals.