Compact multi-modulation pedals?

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Re: Compact multi-modulation pedals?

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Love the Mod Rex, practically an always on pedal for me but you have to play stereo to get the most use out of it
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Re: Compact multi-modulation pedals?

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I'll have to prospone my decision, I can't seem to sell the pedals that are supposed to fund this next purchase :idk:
Buying yet another delay and fuzz doesn't help either :facepalm:

Another one that caught my attention, even though it's not exactly tiny:

http://www.joyoaudio.com/product/12.html

Not sure what to think of the overal quality and reliability, but it's not like zoom is a hip booteek brand or anything :idk:

Anyway, my focus has kinda shifted towards univibes. If anyone knows of a good univibe that'll also do phase and/or chorus...lemme know.
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you might want to check out this new GFI System Synaesthesia pedal when you start the hunt again.... :snax:
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Dandolin wrote:you might want to check out this new GFI System Synaesthesia pedal when you start the hunt again.... :snax:
Put one in my cart last night and left it until morning. Sold out in the meantime.

But thanks for letting us know about it, looks promising
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