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small_my_tablesmall_my_table Posts: 90
edited March 2010 in Musicians and Gearheads
I'm thinking about buying a Dunlop Rotovibe, but I've heard that it can suck tone pretty badly. I was also considering something like a script logo Phase 90. Any thoughts on these pedals?
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  • kigcatkigcat Posts: 298
    i got a rotovibe and yeah it does suck tone quite a bit. seems to thin the sound out quite a bit and scoop out the mids a little imo. Also to me it seems a rather thin vibe pedal unless its played really loud then it seems to thicken up abit and sound more watery. Ive also got the univibe which imo seems a much lusher and more full sounding vibe.
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  • xtremehardy388xtremehardy388 Posts: 2,759
    Rotovibe has mods. The Phase 90 is awesome, though. What do you want to use the effect for?
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  • small_my_tablesmall_my_table Posts: 90
    Thanks for the responses. :) I'm basically just looking for a fairly subtle modulation (nothing too crazy!) for the classic Hendrix/Little Wing sound, as well as what appears on PJ songs like Release etc, Mad Season, and some Alice in Chains stuff. Hope that gives you an idea.
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  • Snoopy Died For Our SinsSnoopy Died For Our Sins Posts: 2,608
    I LOVE my rotovibe...works great for what I need it for!
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