Moog Music MF Flange

• Fabricant : Moog Music
• Modèle : MF Flange
• Série : Minifooger
• Catégorie : Flangers Guitare
• Fiche créée le : 13/03/2015

Rate: At Minimum position sweeps are gradual and fluid. As rate is increased, the movement becomes tighter and more focused. At maximum position, the modulation sound becomes is rapid and transitions to hard, percussive pulsing.  

Depth: Determines the amount of modulation applied to the delay time. As depth is increased, the sound transitions from light motion and phasing all the way into massive multi-octave sweeps.

Time: At maximum position you can easily craft traditional or vocal, metallic flange sounds. As the Time control position is reduced, delay time is increased and sounds become thicker and warmer. At Minimum position, the MF Flange is capable of approaching analog chorus.

Feedback: This control brings focus and resonance to the sweep of a sound. We recommend starting at mid position and then adjusting from there. WARNING: at maximum position this control can cause the MF Flange to self-oscillate.

TYPE:  The lower position subtracts feedback from the mix and dry signal, producing a more vocal sound - shifting the comb filter 1/2 octave. In the Upper position, feedback is positively summed with the input signal and dry signal producing a more traditional flanger sound.

EXPRESSION PEDAL INPUT: This input is assigned to the Time control. Use an expression pedal to manually sweep through the delay frequency range of the MF Flange.

MONO/STEREO SWITCH:

To access both outputs (in bypass), you will need to remove the bottom of the MF Chorus and set this switch to Stereo. Then use a ¼” TRS to TS insert cable or TRS to TS splitter.

WARNING: When set to Stereo and in bypass, excessive loading may occur. To avoid this, set this switch to Mono. A stereo output will still be present.

• True Bypass

• 100% analog wide-range Flange  

• Extreme time and phase manipulation possibilities

• Mono or Stereo out

• Designed to perform with any Guitar, Amp, or Bass guitar configuration