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MXR M107 Phase 100
With 10 stages of programmable phase shifting, the MXR M-107 Phase 100 guitar effects pedal features adjustable intensity for sweep width and notch depth Controls provide for regeneration in 2nd and 4th position This big brother of the Phase 90 offers a broader range of sounds in a larger unit Along with the speed control there is a four-position rotary switch that selects four different intensities, defined as preset waveform patterns Between the intensity and speed settings, you'll find quite
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MXR PHASE 100
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This big brother of the Phase 90 offers an even broader range of sounds. Along with the speed control there is a 4-position rotary switch that selects between four different intensities, defined as preset waveform patterns. Great for guitar, bass, keys, vocals, and more!This item can only be shipped to customers in the US. We apologize for any inconvenience
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Item Weight1.72 pounds Product Dimensions5.9 x 4.4 x 2.8 inches Shipping Weight1.72 pounds Domestic ShippingItem can be shipped within Kuwait International ShippingThis item is not eligible for international shipping. Learn More ASINB0002GX6XU Item model number11107000001 Batteries1 9V batteries required.
P dale of phaser effect
The mXR Phase 100 is the big sister of phase 90. The difference is that you can choose the waveform, you have the choice between 4 different effects. If you are a purist, this will allow you to refine the sound of the effect but you have to change the potentiometer between each song if you use different settings. The second knob allows you to adjust the intensity of the effect. It is very progressive, which allows to be very precise in its setting.
Very good - Comparison to 90 and script 90. Frequency range is largely adhered to
I was looking for an effect for acoustic guitars. I am referring in particular to the comparison to the 90 and the script 90. Certainly the difference between the two last-mentioned changes in the frequency response. They live much more extreme, which is certainly okay for electric guitar. And it will not disturb the fact that the basses are raised above all. With an acoustic guitar you can get in the feedback immediately (if there is no feedback buster in the hole). Because I come with the MX
MXR: my three fave initials when it comes to bass fx pedals!!
Back in the mid-'90s I found a Ross Phaser pedal (with the Recycle knob) for my bass pedal rig. I'd found it to be more satisfying with regards to control than the MXR Phase 45 or 90 which just had a speed knob to vary the fx sound. Still, the sound wasn't quite what I was aiming for (better than most of the phase pedal gear out at the time tho), and the phase sound was used less and less unless requested for a particular song like For the Love of Money. Flash fwd. to some fifteen years ago
