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Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 8:02 pm
by Gigahearts_FX
Tristan wrote:For anyone looking for a great Electric Mistress clone I'd suggest Ian / Gigahearts, I have one and it sounds better than any other Electric Mistress type flanger I've tried so far, I think he's still got one up in the B/S/T for a steal.
Yar I has another that can go cheaper. They're really great
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 2:01 pm
by coldbrightsunlight
Got an A/DA clone from Ian today and it roooocks. Does the manual flange thing (no idea if it's static or so slow it might as well be, but the effect is there) really nicely, plus lots of other fancy sounds. Having owned a mooer flanger and flanger hoax before, this strikes the right balance between being too simple and too complicated. Sounds great, no volume drop problems, tonnes of sounds.
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 2:39 pm
by backwardsvoyager
^ definitely with you on the A/DA being the perfect level of complicated-ness. i find i never use the gate feature but it never interferes with anything if left open so it's handy. polarity switch is awesome.
i've been using my turnipfarmfx A/DA clone most lately. i really love the simple shimmery chorus kinda sounds you can get out of that circuit. sounds awesome pre-dirt too.
Gigahearts_FX wrote:Tristan wrote:For anyone looking for a great Electric Mistress clone I'd suggest Ian / Gigahearts, I have one and it sounds better than any other Electric Mistress type flanger I've tried so far, I think he's still got one up in the B/S/T for a steal.
Yar I has another that can go cheaper. They're really great
..how cheap are we talking?

exchange rate isn't on my side and i've already bought two flangers this week but i'm kinda interested cos i've not tried the EM yet. how's it compare to the A/DA?
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 2:39 pm
by Uncle Grandfather
monkeydancer wrote:Got an A/DA
+1 on the a/da flanger, its rules supreme atop its mountain of glory.
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 3:16 pm
by sylnau
You guys... FLANGERINE !!!!
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 4:37 pm
by DarkAxel
Flanger? I hardly know 'er
but for real... can you guys believe I got my first BF-2 ever today?
it's so fucked up it looks more light pink than violet
probably one of the few mod pedals I'm thinking about putting rather late in the chain. Gotta test it. But seems like a fun pedal

Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 8:36 pm
by backwardsvoyager
i fucking love that 'boss pedal sat in the sun too long' aesthetic
for ages i was using a BF-2 later in the chain with all the knobs dimed. for more subtle, slower sweeping sounds i always use flanger pre-dirt but that combination is a really good one since the BF-2 is pretty dark anyway.
ibanez AD-190 is my go-to now. every flanger needs a mix knob and tone knob, makes everything so versatile. currently bidding on a Boss BF-1 so hopefully i can try that soon too.
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 3:19 am
by goroth
BF-1?

Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 3:32 am
by DarkAxel
backwardsvoyager wrote:i fucking love that 'boss pedal sat in the sun too long' aesthetic
for ages i was using a BF-2 later in the chain with all the knobs dimed. for more subtle, slower sweeping sounds i always use flanger pre-dirt but that combination is a really good one since the BF-2 is pretty dark anyway.
ibanez AD-190 is my go-to now. every flanger needs a mix knob and tone knob, makes everything so versatile. currently bidding on a Boss BF-1 so hopefully i can try that soon too.
I mainly bought it to experiment with some clangy 80's post punk vibez. I'll probably sandwich it between my Huge Box II and Elements, sounds pretty sweet before the Elements, but doesn't seem to get through the thick wall of fuzz that is Huge Box II (especially since I run it on the darkest filter setting)
oh and yeah, love the look of the pedal

Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 6:24 am
by spacelordmother
A lot of the time on bass I used the BF2 after fuzz to give it some teeth. Set rate and depth to min, feedback to just a little more than min, and manual to taste. Gives this rubbery, grindy fuzz sound that I love!
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 6:28 am
by KaosCill8r
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 1:54 am
by backwardsvoyager
has anybody tried a Chigago Iron Pedalflanger? or a Moog Cluster Flux?
i'm considering moving up in the flanger world and can't decide which because i sure as hell can't afford both. The pedalflanger seems the nicest tonally, even in demos i think you can tell it has something special going on, but the moog is insanely versatile, and they're both about the same price.

Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 4:27 am
by Ev_O)))
backwardsvoyager wrote:has anybody tried a Chigago Iron Pedalflanger? or a Moog Cluster Flux?
i'm considering moving up in the flanger world and can't decide which because i sure as hell can't afford both. The pedalflanger seems the nicest tonally, even in demos i think you can tell it has something special going on, but the moog is insanely versatile, and they're both about the same price.

Skip to like 8:38 and ask yourself if the pedalflanger can do THAT:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TubMlGstNWA[/youtube]
Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 11:33 am
by Chankgeez
There's a lot of things the Pedalflanger can't do that more modern flanger circuits can.

Re: FLANGERS
Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 11:50 am
by backwardsvoyager
Chankgeez wrote:There's a lot of things the Pedalflanger can't do that more modern flanger circuits can.

for sure, it'd be a bit of a gamble to take it just seems to be one of those things that people don't talk about because nobody wants to pay that much but the people that do own them say they're amazing so i can't help but be curious. flangers are pretty intensive builds normally so i try to be open minded about the really expensive ones.
anyway the flanger fund is mostly drained now cos i unexpectedly won an auction on an original A/DA with the control pedal
