M117R Flanger

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Guitar PCB 4-Track Fuzz - a heavy distortion/fuzz based on the sound one get from overdriving an old 4-track cassette recorder

Controls

Image from Sweetwater.com
Image from Jim Dunlop
  • Knob 1 - "Manual":
  • Knob 2 - "Width":
  • Knob 3 - "Speed":
  • Knob 4 - "Regen":

Bypass:Unknown

General Information

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTDFhKsn_1w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ORSwgAOSw

Pedal Manual

Model:EVH117 Flanger

This is the original Eddie Van Halen version of the

Controls

  • Button 1 - "EVH button": Depressing this button (it's a toggle), the flanger settings preferred by Eddie Van Halen are activated and override the main knob controls. This provides the characteristic EVH "Swoosh!"

Model:EVH35 Flanger

Released with what we would consider a motivation to pleasing those who might want to buy a vanity version of the MXR Flanger, Jim Dunlop issued the EVH 35th Anniversary version of the original MXR M117 Flanger. The only thing separating this Flanger from the EVH117 is the paint job. Otherwise it is exactly the same as the Eddie Van Halen version of the MXR M117-R (reissue) Flanger.

We own a copy of this so we could be matchy-matchy with our 3-color EVH-90 Phase 90 Phaser.

Phase Inversion

Schematic

Artists

We are currently unaware of any artists actively using the pedal now, or who have in the past.


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