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This full-powered Danelectro Fab Flange sports all the Dano attitude and an amazingly low price. Regen, Speed, and Depth knobs give you mad-scientist control over your tone. Large foot button and on/off LED. Cool retro-futuristic design is small and tough with a rubber base. Runs on 9V battery or optional 9V DC adaptor.
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This pedal is awesome. Skepticism around these pedals is common because of their extremely low price however, they are amazing. I bought this from my friend and after about an hour with it at band practice it found it's way into my main rig. This pedal is fairly durable but i couldn't see me thrashing it around too much. The controls are simple and the sound is amazing. I highly recomend this pedal.
If you are like me not really knowing what pedals to get this is the way to go, for $20 what can you really expect. I think this is a really great pedal and took my playing to the next level, I purchased with a Chorus Pedal and have them going though a Cry Baby Wah into a Crate GX-15 practice amp that has overdrive distortion and reverb. If your into mashing your pedals with your foot, this is not for you, the plastic may not take the abuse, but for a tester on the cheap this is the way to go without breaking the bank. The downside is from what I understand is while running on battery power you need to disconnect the in lead to preserve the battery or it will be in standby mode and drain the battery.
Well, consider the price. It's all plastic so it may not have a long life with heavy usage. It is a little on the noisy side. Not so good for clean tone things but I have found a use for it by putting it after a fuzz or overdrive for a little spice to the tone. I also kinda like the noise that it adds in this use. Wouldn't want it for more full body flange effect - get a Digitech or DOD (been meaning to check out the E. Van Halen too) for that but for a little flange to add to a boring signal it has it's uses.
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