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Phaser that does Leslie sounds?
- Thread starter wdinc01
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belive it or not.... danelectro rocky road sounds like a leslie... and i know how a bass sounds trough leslie cuz i have a few real leslies at home...
In order to add something substantive to this thread, I think that the RT-20 sounds absolutely amazing. It has separate knobs to blend the wet and dry signals, it has separate controls for the slow speed, the fast speed, and the ramp time between them.
It has a built-in overdrive, but keep in mind that this is NOT supposed to sound like an overdriven amp, it is supposed to sound like an overdriven speaker (or horn, whatever).
I found that the univibe sim sounds great with some overdrive/distortion BEFORE the pedal; but it doesn't sound so good with the built-in overdrive, it just muddies it up
The Dano was not really my cup of tea, but a lot of other people love this pedal. I read many great reviews before I picked it up, but I personally prefer the RT-20
It has a built-in overdrive, but keep in mind that this is NOT supposed to sound like an overdriven amp, it is supposed to sound like an overdriven speaker (or horn, whatever).
I found that the univibe sim sounds great with some overdrive/distortion BEFORE the pedal; but it doesn't sound so good with the built-in overdrive, it just muddies it up
The Dano was not really my cup of tea, but a lot of other people love this pedal. I read many great reviews before I picked it up, but I personally prefer the RT-20
Not a phaser, but I've been wanting to try the Line6 Tonecore Roto-Machine.
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