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Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 12:54 am
by goroth
Great review man. Want factor is increasing.
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 3:16 am
by Gearmond
random flange? where can i send my money to
the manual mode sounds like the hypnotic setting on my rocktron flanger. it'd be interesting to compare. i'd like to see a video of the random flange
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 10:39 am
by AngryGoldfish
Gearmond wrote:random flange? where can i send my money to
the manual mode sounds like the hypnotic setting on my rocktron flanger. it'd be interesting to compare. i'd like to see a video of the random flange
It's basically like the random phaser setting from the Empress or the Prometheus random filter mode. I'm sure more demos will be coming out once more people buy the pedal, but you can hear the random mode on the Prymaxe Vintage demo on Youtube. It's what made me buy the pedal, other than the fact that I have been looking for a good flanger to try for a couple of years now that wasn't too big or silly.
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 10:50 am
by Chankgeez
AngryGoldfish wrote:It's what made me buy the pedal, other than the fact that I have been looking for a good flanger to try for a couple of years now that wasn't too big or silly.
I am wanting a big & silly flanger.
I'll be waiting for the Starlight DLX.
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Fri May 25, 2012 1:20 pm
by AngryGoldfish
I also just got this in the mail:

Funnily enough, I prefer the sounds of the flanger, but the features of the phaser make it real nice and a lot more usable. It's got a very 'bubbly' and bouncy tone, unlike the warmth and vintage-ness of the Whetstone I had previously.
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Sat May 26, 2012 3:15 am
by GreatAnt
Has anyone run it up against another well respected flange? Be interesting to see how good it actually sounds as a flange next to something like an MXR
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Sat May 26, 2012 11:45 am
by excane
GreatAnt wrote:Has anyone run it up against another well respected flange? Be interesting to see how good it actually sounds as a flange next to something like an MXR
I'm gonna be doing a flanger line-up in some future demos. It definitely sounds great, but has its own unique personality (as most Subdecay pedz do)
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 3:57 am
by Gearmond
are there any other well respected flanges?
seems to be an area of pedal building thats been severely neglected
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 4:22 am
by goroth
I think the Boss BF-2, BF-2B and the HF-2 are great flangers. The MXR EVH flanger is also sweet, as is the (massive) Ibanez Paul Gilbert Airplane flanger. Never played an EHX electric mistress, but they are supposed to rule. The toadworks flanger sounds great (never played it either) and it has an expression pedal input. There are heaps of cool flangers out there, but not many boutique ones. The only dedicated flanger I can think of before the starlight is the Frostbite. Jack Deville had the Mod Zero, which did a bit of everything, but it's dead now (god damnit!).

Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 6:44 am
by GreatAnt
IMO the best flange out there by a country mile is the Moogerfooger flange.......
scadouche!
Re: NPD and review - Subdecay Quantum Starlight Flanger
Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 8:06 am
by goroth
Never tried a Moogerfooger - they take up so much realestate I didn't dare just in case I loved it...