i got a tc electronic Vortex and im pretty pleased!! and i like toneprints and the editor.
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Looking for a good affordable Flanger.
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I used to own and enjoy the mooer electric lady. Sturdy construction, warm tones, simple interface.
If you want an affordable (<$100) flanger that sounds like a classic flanger, [to the ears of someone who never owned the original] then this is a great choice.
That said, I've had my eyes on a SA Orbital Modulator for months. Based on the demos I've heard, it can do way more than any flanger I've ever heard, and that's only considering the 3 flanger voices it offers. If you acknowledge the other mod voices, it clearly becomes the number 1 modulation multi effect with the greatest ease of programming, customer support, affordability, and size.
You get what you pay for. I liked the mooer for the price and sound. I want Orbital for the price and sound. Choose your destiny.
If you want an affordable (<$100) flanger that sounds like a classic flanger, [to the ears of someone who never owned the original] then this is a great choice.
That said, I've had my eyes on a SA Orbital Modulator for months. Based on the demos I've heard, it can do way more than any flanger I've ever heard, and that's only considering the 3 flanger voices it offers. If you acknowledge the other mod voices, it clearly becomes the number 1 modulation multi effect with the greatest ease of programming, customer support, affordability, and size.
You get what you pay for. I liked the mooer for the price and sound. I want Orbital for the price and sound. Choose your destiny.
I used to own (and LOVE) the Rocktron Hypnotic Flange, and it was AWESOME with lots of very wacky "Haunted House" type sounds. These days I go with the VERY cheap Joyo Classic Flanger and am very happy with it.
I was going to suggest the Joyo Flanger as well. Joyos are cheap ($30 to $40 US) but good.
Here are some reviews at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Joyo-JF-07-Cl...UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=byRankDescending
Here are some reviews at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Joyo-JF-07-Cl...UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=byRankDescending
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This is a very nice sounding flanger that I have on my board.
http://www.amazon.com/NUX-Flanger-Guitar-Effects-Normal/dp/B00CRSP70Q
http://www.amazon.com/NUX-Flanger-Guitar-Effects-Normal/dp/B00CRSP70Q
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They're all guitar pedals. You won't hurt any of your gear to use a guitar pedal with a bass. Most of the pedals on the market are marketed toward guitar players but they'll all work with bass. Some sound better than others with bass.
