EVH Signature MXR Flanger at NAMM
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EVH Signature MXR Flanger at NAMM
http://www.eddievanhalen.com/cgi-bin/in ... &start=0#0
seems genuine. I'm in the market for a decent MXR flanger, but the paintjob and (I'm expecting) higher pricetag would put me off to be honest. I'm not a big fan of signature gear, unless it's got my signature on it . Hopefully this might reduce the price of some other decent MXR flangers as everyone will be wanting this one.
seems genuine. I'm in the market for a decent MXR flanger, but the paintjob and (I'm expecting) higher pricetag would put me off to be honest. I'm not a big fan of signature gear, unless it's got my signature on it . Hopefully this might reduce the price of some other decent MXR flangers as everyone will be wanting this one.
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Interesting...and you can bet they'll be expensive. I guess that explains why Dunlop pulled the reissue some time ago. Perhaps they tweaked the EVH model to sound more like the real thing...I just can't see it not having some sort of tweak.
Thank God I have an original.
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Thanks for clearing that up.....I have an Original as well. I like it and had a true bypass mod put into it so it wouldn't eat the tone when not used. It in no way alters the look of the unit either which i like. Anyway, I like the EVH MXR Phase 90, to me (regardless of the graphics) sound much better than the reissue...cant compare it to the Original but....I would think this new MXR Flanger will sound nice as well, at least I hope it will. For the $$, they should put a true bypass/hardwire on the unit. I guess we'll see. As far as EVH, screw this MXR stuff, come out with a signature amp that can do the old school stuff. The 5150 was garbage IMHO and I know for a fact that his 5150's were modded anyway. I think what it is, is that some of these amp makers put all of their $$ into making great amps and cannot afford to pay for big endorsements....which to me makes sense. I know Soldano was one of the players back then that could not afford to pay EVH to use their amps so he took his business elsewhere and had Peavey desing something LIKE the SLO-100.....my opinion, the SLO is leaps & bounds better than the 5150.
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Yeh - apparently it doesn't even do all of the script mods that people do. Even if the pedal had all the script mods, there's still more mods necessary to replicate the vintage circuit.Billy Batz wrote:FWIW my understanding is the evh phase 90 is just the newer phase 90 incorporating the 'script' mods people do to the new 90s. One of them being the unity gain thing.
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