"Pedal-board friendly" ADA FLANGER anyone?

[ADA Amplification]

The PBF Flanger is available for pre-order on the ADA Online Store.

http://adaamps.com/store/products/modulation.html

[GuitarBuilder]

Great price!

Ordered!

[rnolan]

Hey GB what's the price ?

[GuitarBuilder]

$179.95

[MarshallJMP]

Hey GB

I think we all expect a review after you get it  ;)

[GuitarBuilder]

OK!  I wish I had an original Flanger to compare it to..... :banana:

[MarshallJMP]

Well i have one,so you're always welcome to compare it to mine at my place 

[GuitarBuilder]

Well i have one,so you're always welcome to compare it to mine at my place 

As long as you have plenty of that awesome Belgian beer around!  :banana-rasta: :banana-rasta:

[MarshallJMP]

No problem about the beer!!!

[GuitarBuilder]

Just found out mine is shipping in the next few days!   :banana: :banana-dance: :banana-rock:

I will report out after I get it.

[MarshallJMP]

Can't wait to hear the review !

[vansinn]

Mmnn.. I find the use of large fonts a Bit to the Über side of things..

Anyways, whatever you do [ADA Amps], do add some simple MIDI controls to your pedals.
Or at least some jacks for outside means of control (like my old-school Sholtz Octopussy).

I see loads of cool pedals in the market, each doing something interesting enough that I might want it - but how to integrate it into an otherwise programmable 19" rig?
Yes, I know about programmable loopers/routers, but those will be yet another thingy to enlarge the rig; all pretty annoying, when all I need is being able to switch the pedal on/off, change between a few modes of operation, change level, speed and intensity..

[ADA Amplification]

Hey guys, check out these PBF Flanger demos!

PBF Flanger by ADA
Episode 1 - Tremolo
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CUPCUafeJIk


PBF Flanger by ADA
Episode 2 - Chorus Comparison
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ymWeFglpmWs

[MarshallJMP]

Sounds great  :thumb-up:, just one small thing,too bad the in/out are on top and not on the side like other pedals.

[Harley Hexxe]

I still have and use my original Flanger pedal from 1978, even though I own a room full of ADA Rack processors that can produce the Flanging effect. The pedal is the quietest Flanger I have ever used and the biggest issue I've ever had with it was this: I wouldn't know if the effect was on until I played my guitar!
My only suggestion for the new pedal, if it's just as quiet, would be to add an LED indicator for the pedal status.

I still consider the old Flanger pedal to be the best one ever made! :thumb-up:

Harley 8)