Aside from the mobius, what is the most versatile modulation pedal?

Drew_TNBD · October 2016

Thoughts?

DesVegas · October 2016

Nux mod core suits me. Small, cheap and has flanger, tremolo, vibe which all sound fine to me plus much more . . Chorus, phaser, rotary, pan.

rossyamaha · October 2016

MM4 or H9. ;-)

Moss · October 2016

Another person to shake your amp/change the volume knob

Sporky · October 2016

Nova mod? Lots of options and two of it.

ennspek · October 2016

H9 surely?

digitalscream · October 2016

Zoom MS70CDR. Vastly more cost-effective than any of the others, too.

DesVegas · October 2016

digitalscream said:

Zoom MS70CDR. Vastly more cost-effective than any of the others, too.

I couldn't get on with the high pitched hum my 100bt and 50g gave off so one is on the shelf and the other out the door

Cabicular · October 2016

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digitalscream · October 2016

DesVegas said:

digitalscream said:

Zoom MS70CDR. Vastly more cost-effective than any of the others, too.

I couldn't get on with the high pitched hum my 100bt and 50g gave off so one is on the shelf and the other out the door

Not had either of those, but the MS70CDR I had was spot-on. Even worked in the loop of my Jet City, and not many pedals can say that.

Fretwired · October 2016

Line 6 M5.

Teetonetal · October 2016

Modfactor

longshins · October 2016

EHX Ring Thing does a fair few things.

dindude · October 2016

If you favour knobs over programmability, then the Keeley Super Mod Workstation.

Drew_TNBD · October 2016

digitalscream said:

DesVegas said:

digitalscream said:

Zoom MS70CDR. Vastly more cost-effective than any of the others, too.

I couldn't get on with the high pitched hum my 100bt and 50g gave off so one is on the shelf and the other out the door

Not had either of those, but the MS70CDR I had was spot-on. Even worked in the loop of my Jet City, and not many pedals can say that.

Yeah I do remember the MS70 having a bit of a high pitch whine that didn't go away with any of my PSU's. It didn't bother me all that much.

Gassage · October 2016

Drew-what are the must haves and the not so bothered abouts?

Drew_TNBD · October 2016

Gassage said:

Drew-what are the must haves and the not so bothered abouts?

Phaser tends to be a staple. I usually have two settings, a slow sweep and a fast 'faux-leslie' sort of sound, although thinking about it I don't use that second sound on any of the 3rd album material.

But I want to experiment with other sounds - no particular requirements there though.

guitarfishbay · October 2016

Drew_TNBD said:

DesVegas said:
I couldn't get on with the high pitched hum my 100bt and 50g gave off so one is on the shelf and the other out the door

Yeah I do remember the MS70 having a bit of a high pitch whine that didn't go away with any of my PSU's. It didn't bother me all that much.

I had the acoustic pre (A3) and it had something similar. I couldn't deal with it so returned it. Wonder why it happens

Drew_TNBD · October 2016

guitarfishbay said:

Drew_TNBD said:

DesVegas said:
I couldn't get on with the high pitched hum my 100bt and 50g gave off so one is on the shelf and the other out the door

Yeah I do remember the MS70 having a bit of a high pitch whine that didn't go away with any of my PSU's. It didn't bother me all that much.

I had the acoustic pre (A3) and it had something similar. I couldn't deal with it so returned it. Wonder why it happens

Poor circuit design I guess. Power circuit being too close to the AD/DA or something.

Megii · October 2016

FWIW I have a G3 and MS70 on my board, used with a Decibel 11 Hot Stone Deluxe power supply, and there is no whine or hum at all.

Drew_TNBD · October 2016

Checkout this video I did for the MS70:

The first few seconds before I start playing guitar. Turn up the volume. Notice the noise and pitchy noise?? Then notice how it goes away when I engage the noise-gate?? That's how those pedals sound with humbuckers into a clean amp. It's not the amp generating the noise because the noise-gate would have no effect otherwise. It's definitely the pedal.

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