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maestro ps1-a phase shifter
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sean ghannam 
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Posted 17 October 2008 - 08:43 AM
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Posted 05 December 2010 - 11:07 PM
/chuckle
Have you checked out the Danelectro Pepperoni? Very inespensive for a rich phase tone
Have you checked out the Danelectro Pepperoni? Very inespensive for a rich phase tone
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Posted 21 August 2011 - 03:19 PM
I just recently got this for free for helping a guy clean out his garage! Only one of the switches works, but it sounds killer. I hope to get it all working correctly soon.
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Les Paul Standard
LE G400 Deluxe w/ Maestro Tremolo
LE P93 Riviera
Early 1970's 6830 acoustic
Other Stuff
Dean Playmate Acoustic/Electric Bass
Ovation Celebrity Acoustic/Electric
Trinity River squareneck Dobro
A-Style Mandolin
Various pedals, devices, and other sonic implements of destruction
Amps
Vintage 1974 Fender Deluxe Reverb "Silverface"
Roland Cube 30
Vox AC4-C1-BRG
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Posted 13 February 2012 - 08:13 PM
I have one in mint condition that I bought back in the 70's. I've never had the footswitch for it; I've just been gentle/easy when using the on/off footswitches that exist on the top of the pedal all these years, and it still works perfectly 30 plus years later!
You can get the braking action (like a Leslie...) by going from fast to medium speed, or fast to slow speed by just lightly tapping the pedal switches; I wonder what a reissue would cost? I'd think a lot of guitarists would like the sound you can get from this pedal.
I've played a real Leslie too and although they surely sound richer, and more 3D, I can't afford one; and it's not really practical to cart one around to simple bar gigs, or recording sessions either. So having the Maestro Phase Shifter for the occasional song/effect is great, and again, I think guitarists would like a reissue if it wasn't too pricey.
Just my two cents.
You can get the braking action (like a Leslie...) by going from fast to medium speed, or fast to slow speed by just lightly tapping the pedal switches; I wonder what a reissue would cost? I'd think a lot of guitarists would like the sound you can get from this pedal.
I've played a real Leslie too and although they surely sound richer, and more 3D, I can't afford one; and it's not really practical to cart one around to simple bar gigs, or recording sessions either. So having the Maestro Phase Shifter for the occasional song/effect is great, and again, I think guitarists would like a reissue if it wasn't too pricey.
Just my two cents.
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Posted 14 February 2012 - 03:27 AM
I use a Boss ME 70 multi fx
It has some cool phaser and leslie sounds
And being stereo, can really get 'spacey'.....
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It has some cool phaser and leslie sounds
And being stereo, can really get 'spacey'.....
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Posted 28 March 2012 - 09:46 PM
firebird1295, on 13 February 2012 - 08:13 PM, said:
I have one in mint condition that I bought back in the 70's. I've never had the footswitch for it; I've just been gentle/easy when using the on/off footswitches that exist on the top of the pedal all these years, and it still works perfectly 30 plus years later!
You can get the braking action (like a Leslie...) by going from fast to medium speed, or fast to slow speed by just lightly tapping the pedal switches; I wonder what a reissue would cost? I'd think a lot of guitarists would like the sound you can get from this pedal.
I've played a real Leslie too and although they surely sound richer, and more 3D, I can't afford one; and it's not really practical to cart one around to simple bar gigs, or recording sessions either. So having the Maestro Phase Shifter for the occasional song/effect is great, and again, I think guitarists would like a reissue if it wasn't too pricey.
Just my two cents.
You can get the braking action (like a Leslie...) by going from fast to medium speed, or fast to slow speed by just lightly tapping the pedal switches; I wonder what a reissue would cost? I'd think a lot of guitarists would like the sound you can get from this pedal.
I've played a real Leslie too and although they surely sound richer, and more 3D, I can't afford one; and it's not really practical to cart one around to simple bar gigs, or recording sessions either. So having the Maestro Phase Shifter for the occasional song/effect is great, and again, I think guitarists would like a reissue if it wasn't too pricey.
Just my two cents.
thank you!!
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