Mxr Phase
Mxr Phase
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 VINTAGE MXR Phase 45 BLOCK LOGO SCRIPT BACK PLUS NOTCHED BACKPLATE KNOB BOOT  US $137.00
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 Dunlop MXR Phase 90 M101 Phaser Guitar Effect Pedal US $23.50
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 Vintage MXR Phase 45 70s RARE US $100.00
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 MXR Phase 90 Guitar Pedal US $60.00
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 MXR PHASE 90 PEDAL WORKS GREAT EX COND US $39.99
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 MXR Script Phase 90 CSP 101SL US $42.00
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 MXR Phase 90 US $69.99
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 MXR Eddie Van Halen Phase 90 Guitar Effects Pedal US $70.00
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 Dunlop MXR Signature Series EFFECT Pedal Eddie Van Halen EVH 90 Phaser Guitar US $179.95
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 MXR EVH Eddie Van Halen Phase 90 Pedal US $71.00
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 MXR M101 Phase 90 Effect Pedal DUN M101 Phaser Guitar Effects US $119.95
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 Dunlop MXR Phase 90 Guitar Effects Pedal M101 US $124.95
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 Dunlop Phase 90 M101 MXR effects pedal US $75.00
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 MXR EVH90 EVH 90 Van Halen Phase 90 Pedal NYC PROAUDIOSTAR US $120.00
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 Dunlop MXR Effect Pedal M107 Phase 100 Guitar Effects Phaser US $36.00
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 MXR Phase 90 6 Months Old US $49.99
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 NEW MXR PH90 Script Phase 90 Phaser PEDAL Dunlop Effects Stomp Box CSP101SL US $94.99
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 Old MXR Phase 45 US $50.00 |
 MXR Phase 90 Guitar Pedal US $25.00
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 Dunlop MXR Phase 100 M107 Phaser Guitar Effect Pedal US $75.00
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 Boss PH 1R Phaser Guitar Effect Pedal US $200.00
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 MXR M 101 M101 Phase 90 Guitar Effect Pedal US $73.00
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 BYOC Phase Royal Phaser New ASSEMBLED US $135.00
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 MXR CSP026 MXR 74 Vintage Phase 90 US $99.95
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 NEW MXR Phase 90 74 Reissue US $65.00
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 New MXR CSP105 75 Vintage Phase 45 Phaser Pedal US $94.95
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 MXR Phase 90 Phaser Guitar Pedal Free Cable Strings New M101 Pedal US $75.99
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 MXR EVH90 Phase 90 Phaser Brand New Free Shipping US $115.49
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 New Dunlop MXR Phase 90 M101 Shifter Guitar Pedal US $79.99
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 Dunlop MXR Phase 90 M101 Shifter Guitar Effect Pedal US $79.99
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 DUNLOP MXR CSP 026 HANDWIRED VINTAGE PHASE 90 GUITAR EFFECTS PEDAL CSP026 US $119.00
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 MXR M 107 Phase 100 Effects Pedal US $99.99
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 MXR SCRIPT PHASE 90 1974 BUD box early second edition US $329.00
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 MXR ZW 90 Zakk Wylde Phase 90 Guitar Pedal ZW90 ZW 90 US $96.97
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 NEW MXR M 101 Phase 90 Pedal US $79.95
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 MXR 75 Vintage Phase 45 US $136.10
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 MXR M1101 Phase 90 Guitar Effects Pedal NEW US $79.95
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 MXR by Dunlop ZW90 Zach Wylde Phase Pedal US $78.50
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 Dunlop MXR Custom Shop Script Phase 90 w LED CSP 101SL Guitar Effect Pedal US $99.00
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 DUNLOP CSP 001 VARIPHASE PHASER PEDAL MXR FREE CABLE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING US $177.99
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 MXR EVH90 Phaser Pedal US $129.99
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 MXR Phase 45 CSP105 Phaser Guitar Effect Pedal NEW US $99.95
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 MXR 74 Vintage Phase 90 US $168.47
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 MXR CSP026 Vintage Phase 90 Guitar Phaser Stomp box Effect Pedal CSP 026 NEW US $119.99
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 MXR Phase 90 Electric Guitar FX Phaser Pedal US $99.99
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Any opinions on my Guitar setup for Metallica, BLS, Ozzy and Pantera?
So, I'm planning on performing with my band and would apreciate some input on my set up. My 2 main Guitars are a Les Paul Copy with EMG's and an LTD Viper with EMG's. My amp is a Dean Dime D100 120 Watt Head w/ Dean Dime D412SL Slanted 300 Watt Cab. My Channel setup is: Guitar to Dunlop Dime Crybaby to MXR Smart Gate to MXR Phase 90 to MXR Wylde Overdrive(for a boost) to MXR Black Label Chorus to Amp. My Band plays a lot of Metallica, Black Label Society, Ozzy, and Pantera
@ Dave: So what you're saying is like take out the Wyde OD, the Black Label Chorus and put in just normal stock stuff? And do you also mean the amp too? Cause i only picked the Dime because it's a State amp, good for Metal, not super expensive, and only has 2 channels.(Clean and Distortion)
Yes. I mean, you basically have amps and pedals specifically designed for the exact tone of the bands mentioned - if you can't make them sound the same, then there's obviously something wrong.
In my opinion though, you should get regular gear (equipment that isn't *insert famous guitar player*) and fool around with it - the tones and effects that come from your own invention are way better than someone else.
*No, I just mean... if you're doing covers of songs, those pedals are great. But I think it's better to get an original pedal and then make it your own. I mean, if you're doing covers, it's perfect to have pedals made specifically for that tone - but if you're making your own original music, don't sound like a copy. Why take the exact sound of a BLS chorus, or the tone of Metallica, when you can use your own? I know the pedals are made for more than one sound, but I find they're great at that one tone - and not as good at others.
That's all I'm saying. Keep your gear, but also keep that thought in mind.
MXR M101 Phase 90 Demo Video