MXR BASS ENVELOPE FILTER M82B
The envelope filter is one of the classic effects used by many bassists to make their sound more human, livelier and funkier. The M82 is without doubt its best contemporary iteration, suitable for vintage grains as well as the most up-to-date experimentation.
Love filter.
The Envelope Filter is sometimes referred to as an "automatic wah", since it can sound very similar to a wah-wah without the need to activate a pedal. The envelope filter detects each of your attacks and opens a filter according to intensity, taking your note from low to high with a characteristic "wah". Want to hear some great examples in action? Listen to Flea with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bootsy Collins with Parliament or Les Claypool with Primus.
Great sensitivity.
There are three main settings for adjusting the M82's filter. Decay controls the frequency up to which the filter opens, Q adjusts the intensity of the effect and Sensitivity determines the sensitivity of the filter opening to your attack. In other words, the higher the setting, the easier the filter will open. This setting is also perfect for adapting the MXR Bass Envelope Filter to the output level of both active and passive basses.
Let's save the bass.
Two other settings complete this beautiful picture to perfectly match the rest of your system: Dry and FX. These two knobs control the respective volumes of your original sound and that affected by the M82 Bass Envelope Filter. In other words, you can make the effect more pronounced or more discreet, while retaining the bass of your original sound. Five-string bassists who love thick subs will finally be able to wrap them in auto-wah!
Features :
- Power supply: 9 V battery, DC 9 V
- Power supply included: No
- Category: Envelope / Auto-wah
- Inputs : Jack
- Format: Pedal
- Settings: dry, FX, Q, decay, sense
- Outputs: Jack
- Technology : Analog
- True bypass : Yes
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