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The MXR Official Club

Love MXR pedals. Currently have Phase 90 and Cry Baby 105Q. Had the mxr comp too, great compressor but I don't seem to need one anymore thanks to VT Bass. Had a Blowtorch too but was too synthy/gated for me. Had a Swollen Pickle and Green Rhino, both awesome pedals. Would love to try deluxe fuzz.
 
Count me in! Wylde Chorus, El Grande Bass Fuzz, 10-Band EQ, and Cry Baby Wah
 

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Hey dudes. After owning an MXR M82 (BEF) for a while, I hunted down a 1975 MXR Envelope Filter. 2 knobs and I feel it to be miles better than the M82.
My main gripe with the M82 is that the knobs are misrepresenting of what they do It also seems to sound better with an active bass.

Anyway yes. MXR pedals rock. Love their loud simplicity.
I would love a Micro Amp, Dist +, Q zone, Bass Octave dlx and a script RI Phase 90.

I have a question about the Bass Octave Deluxe though since a lot of you seem to have it.
I have a DOD Octoplus which is like a Boss OC-2 but it's better because it has a tone knob and not a -2 oct knob which I never use.
How would the BOD benefit me? Is the tracking really better and clearer than an octoplus/ OC-2 or 3?
I know none of them do chords, But what are pros/cons? Is the octave tone less synth-like and more bassy?
Thanks in advance!
 
Just added the bass fuzz deluxe to my collection!! That collection already consisted of the bass octave deluxe, carbon copy, bass di, and micro chorus... Soon to come are the bass comp and envelope filter (and very possibly bass chorus when it comes out)!