Jim Dunlop MXR M152 Microflanger effectpedaal

Bassiste amateur, je recherchais un effet supplémentaire. Les réglages sont rapides, le plaisir est immédiat. La qualité du son vaut bien le prix un peu élevé. Le boîtier et le poussoir sont robustes. Petit plus: les boutons ont des curseurs phosphorescents.

Es perfecto para no complicarte y sacar el sonido tanto con variación de onda "ratio" o simplemente dejarlo fijo sin "ratio" y añades sólo "recuperación" y logras un efecto tipo Phaser también. Todo llevado a la más simple expresión, sin esos controles de parámetros que suelen tener los efectos "de tiempo". Genial para sonido rock 80, o grunge si lo pones a tope y cualquier adorno que quieras para la guitarra. Lo uso con el otro famoso de MXR (ahora Dunlop) el micro Amp. Cuanto más simple mejor !

I play electro-acoustic guitars and do not use distortion. My comments also apply to electric guitar through a clean channel.This flanger is terrific. It sounds good and is very easy to use. Whereas others, even cheap ones, may have three, four or even more controls, this does a great job with two.The usual metallic machine noises are absent. Instead, it offers a range of sweet tones that you might not think of when you see the word "flanger". Before buying a chorus, a phaser, or a rotary effect, hear this little box of marvels; it can replace all three. It's more versatile than you'd think and every setting is a treat for the ears.Five stars don't do it justice.

A family of products that works hard for the gigging player. The flanger is a beauty!

As a flanger, it does what it was meant to do. It flanges the sound nicely. Even though it's called a "micro" flanger, it's actually larger than most flangers listed on Amazon (roughly the size of the full-sized Tube Screamer, an average-sized pedal). It has fewer dial options than most flangers; specifically, it lacks the ability to adjust the depth. This means that while it can still sound like a passing jet, it will only be a high-flying jet and not the impressive low-flying type (when used with overdrive). At first, this may seem like a serious issue, until one realizes that a person cannot realistically perform a song with a jet (and then we find ourselves doing everything we can to avoid letting it sound that way).Most importantly, though, I would note that all settings are safe. For those who have experimented with the cheaper and much smaller models available in other brands (which I suspect are all clones of each other), such people have probably accidentally discovered that the color/regen knob can easily be turned up too far, resulting in a very sudden and powerful feedback that could destroy hearing, and/or equipment. This pedal doesn't do that. All settings are safe.What can it do? The regen knob controls how much flange the sound gets. This, if I understand correctly, is a partial feedback loop, which is why higher regen levels also give higher volume output. As far as I know, the relationship between this effect level and the output volume exists with all flangers, though with this particular pedal the output volume is noticeably higher. I have to pair it inversely with a clean boost (TC Electronic Spark); I turn one on and turn the other off. The other control knob is the the speed of the flange, ranging from a stately swirl to a silly wobble.One other note: it comes with two plastic knobs to be turned by hand, or, if you prefer, you can add the included rubber sleeves over the knobs to make them more adjustable by foot. However, if you change your mind and decide to take the rubber covers back off again, you might not succeed. I didn't. Don't put them on if you don't want them on permanently.