Posts tagged "MXR"
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In 1982, Tom Scholz of Boston fame unveiled the Rockman X100, a headphone amplifier that encapsulated the soaring, chorus-drenched guitar tones of 1980s arena rock. The sound of that device is reborn in the MXR Rockman X100—a compact, modern homage to Scholz’s design based on the same MN3007 bucket brigade chip.... Click on the title for more
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MXR's take on the Klone mania! (Yes, we can say it because we are press and we have power conferred to us by being the fourth estate!).... Click on the title for more
The MXR Layers is an interesting take on the ambient pedal, generating three layers of potentially infinite sustain without relying on reverb or compression. The pedal's circuit gives you either one or three layers of sustain (selectable via the Single switch) to create simple or complex ambient soundscapes, integrating them also with delay and modulation.... Click on the title for more
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The entire fuzz pedal niche is mostly based on variations on five or six vintage fuzz circuits (as you can read in our super comprehensive article about fuzz types). Considering the sheer yearly output of fuzz pedals, it seems like there's an underground world of engineers constantly modding those circuits in the hopes to come up with something that's at once classic and new: the MXR Hybrid Fuzz is a noteworthy child of this process.... Click on the title for more
Fuzz and octave (up or down) is a match made in Rock'n'Roll Hell (in a good way!) - yes because the results aren't exactly heavenly, are they?
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It's always good to have a classic pedal in your stompbox arsenal, in particular if it nopw takes less space than before! ... Click on the title for more
