Since the pedal is essentially digital, it is only logical to expect that unnaturally clinical performance from it. It has two sides of modulation, built in an A and B channel that you can mix and blend in parallel or series modes at the flick of a switch. The Flanger has always had its place in Rock music but has never been quite as popular as its cousins Chorus and Phase but that doesn't mean it's any less effective.

I've been looking for a good analog flanger to replace my digital versions, and real analog isn't all it's cracked up to be. This is the best I've tried so far, it's the sound I've been looking for, I'm happy, not looking for anything possibly better now!

You have the ability to modify all the needed parameters and truly tame the monster that our beloved flanger happens to be. Width alters the depth and strength of the effect and makes it more pronounced as you rotate the knob clockwise. It takes some time to completely figure out how each of these affects the other, but there is definitely a pattern. The chassis is a bit bulky for everything we have here, which is not a deal-breaker, yet it would be better if it had a smaller footprint. When you start playing with this baby, you will not believe that you spent so little for such a decent unit.

The Flanger effect has been used by many famous artists such as Van Halen, Queen, Heart, Lenny Kravitz, The Faces and even Jimi Hendrix. Uses the BBD circuit to achieve great metallic flange sounds, wave like chorus sounds plus rapid tremulous vibratos!The second verse of the song and the "bridge" are a little emptier so you might be able to hear it a little better. I know Joyo has a good rep for bang for the buck pedals, and this one seems to have more controls than the Donner/Mooer flangers, but is this one any good?

boogey; thor; baja black toast; slow gear attack, rebote, tri-vibe, small clone, little angel, magnus modulus, echo base, hex fuzz, big muff, 22/7.Used by many famous artists such as Van Halen, Queen, Heart, Lenny Kravitz, The Faces and even Jimi Hendrix.