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NPD: ADA PBF flanger

LSMFT6

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Cross-post from TGP but I like it better here

Picked one of these up recently, never been a big flanger guy (tried some common/standard flangers but nothing too fancy) and I'm very impressed! Great tones, intuitive, lots of variety. The master volume control is great and frankly any flanger/modulation pedal that doesn't have one is suspect.
I'm not normally an "analog only" guy but this one definitely brings the analog goodness.

A couple things for those of you who own the pedal:
The Threshold knob, is that mainly for when using the expression input? I read the manual and apparently understand what it does but I just don't hear much difference throughout the knob's range. No biggie. Leaving it fully clockwise.

Anyone tried it at 12V? Any improvement?
 
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Got to spend some more time with it, round 2 went even better. That right there is a pretty sick flanger sound :bassist:

Not running it isolated, dead quiet. Still haven't figured out the threshold knob but at this point it's a non-issue.

Waiting on an order of TRS cables (a rare miss for Sweetwater, long story short they're back-ordered. Caved and resorted to Amazon in the meantime) to try out the expression function.


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