I have use the micro flange on bass in the past it is a lot more subtle than the flange on the BCD. I can't remember if it had any hiss though it's been several years since I had one.
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The MXR Official Club
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That's the mini one, right? Been thinking about getting one for a board that's tight on space. What do you think of it?
I like it To my ear it tracks much better than an OC-2 and can sound almost as synthy if that is what you are going for . And as far as octave and clean mix it sounds very good. I have not used the octave down might be useful for dub or something or maybe just a touch to bring in some super lows.
I have bunch of octaves and I love the VBO. Great pedal but like fuzz, you gotta try it for yourself. For me, the tracking is much better than other analog octave pedals I've tried.
Idk if I posted this before but here is my MXR collection.
Oh there's a club! I'm in. I have several others not pictured. Always my favorite brand.
How does the fuzz on the Sub Machine compare to the Bass Fuzz Deluxe? I had a Bass Fuzz Deluxe before and IMHO the fuzz was Too high frequency based very buzzy with not enough bottom. Also armybass How do you like the Bass chorus Deluxe? Does it lose the lows?
I really like my Bass Chorus Deluxe.
Does not lose the lows, and it also has a great flanger. I have an Analog Chorus (made for guitar) which also works surprisingly well with bass.
Does not lose the lows, and it also has a great flanger. I have an Analog Chorus (made for guitar) which also works surprisingly well with bass.
Thanks. At one point I had Bass fuzz Deluxe and the Bass comp Bass Octave Deluxe Abd the Bass Envelope filter. But all have been replaced I could never get the filter to quack how I wanted it to and the Bass octave was good but the Sub N Up is more versatile and I acquired a made in Japan OC-2 and recently a Vintage Bass Octave to round things out there . I have a Keeley Pro Comp and the Darkglass Hyper Luminal Comp and a TC Electronics Spectracomp . I found I was watching the lights too much on the MXR Comp and was using way too much compression just to get the lights to come on. I am going to grab a Bass Chorus Deluxe and see how I get along with it.
My new fretless board is all MXR. They all work so well with my Zon Sonus 5 Fretless.
I saw this board and I was like damn look at that bottom row!
And then I saw this one and I was like daaaaaaamn look at this board!
And then I saw this one and I was like daaaaaaamn look at this board!
Is this club still ongoing? I know I'm very late to the party but after an extensive search for the perfect distortion pedal I bought the M85 and it's on it's way to Little Rhody as I type and I'm a bit excited as I've always loved bass distortion but hate the tone suck and noise.Hope this one lives up to the hype.
I have had it for a couple weeks and I'm putting it through its paces. So far I like it, but I'm still getting it dialed in.
Does as far as I'm concerned. OK, so there's a little noise when it's on but I've heard much much worse.
What are the group's thoughts on the Bass Chorus Deluxe? I have an old DOD Deep Freeze that I love, but the MXR seems pretty great too, and slightly smaller.
I'm new to the club and just bought my 1st the M85 distortion but being the pedal junkie I am I've pored over any reviews or videos I can find and it seems one will search far and wide to locate a bad word on MXR effects.
