That actually just raises more questions...
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I'll get in, since it's a new group and I'm a believer.
I have the BEF and MWBD.
I can't think of any pedal manufacturer that offers so many different
sounds for the money.
I wish they were smaller, but I guess they're working on it, so kudos to SA.
S
Thanks, IMO not enough love for your phaser.
I've had both for quite a while now, but haven't really found any useful sounds in the phaser (useful in a band situation that is, it's good for strange sounds) Care to share some settings?I've got an MWBD non pro running int a tri mod phaser. Some interesting sounds there! Can almost get a jet phaser type sound that's pretty cool!
I've had both for quite a while now, but haven't really found any useful sounds in the phaser (useful in a band situation that is, it's good for strange sounds) Care to share some settings?
By the way, would it be possible to mod the phaser to take in a 0-5v CV (or other voltage) - either via the Hot Hand input or something else? I think i remember someone doing this with the original BEF.
We have developed an expression pedal which has 3 outputs: 2 normal expression outputs and 1 Hot Hand sensor output. This will allow control of the Phaser without doing the mod. Shipping next month.
With BEFPro, would there be any noticeable difference plugging your expression pedal into the Hot Hand input as opposed to the standard expression pedal input?
Yes, there would be a difference. If it was plugged into the Hot Hand input, it would perform the limited functions of the Hot Hand. In the Expression Pedal input, it has 13 different assignments that it can take on.
Hey Will, feel free to add the BEF Pro to my number![]()