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Marshall Regenerator

Dec 5, 2006
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OK, I did a search, but it only came up with 4 threads.

I am awaiting the arrival of a phaser, and I was thinking about getting a flanger, but then suddenly, I had one of those horrible moments of doubt, when you don't know what you really want. Do I want a chorus? Or a flanger? (Can't afford both).

Then suddenly, I remembered the Marshall Regenerator, which has two types of chorus, a flanger, 2 phasers and a univibe setting. Has anyone tried it? I can try one this week (maybe tomorrow), with an Epiphone Thunderbird (one of my two main axes - unfortunately they don't have a red one like mine, so I don't know how that will affect the sound...), but was wondering if anyone had any experience before I waste my lunch hour.

Also, I was reading the Boss pedal catalogue, and it claims that the BF-3 flanger can do chorus sounds as well. Does anyone know how true this is? And whether it sounds nice?
 
Well. I got a phaser cos there was a cool one on eBay, going cheap.

I originally was going to get a phaser and a flanger. But then my old chorus pedal popped up, and left me gassing. But considering how much I will use the chorus, it seems silly to get a seperate chorus and flanger.
 
I think you can get away with flangey. I will try it and let you know, as obviously not many people have played with this one. Expect some sort of botched review at some point this week. Possibly tomorrow.