Need Suggestions: Phasers and Envelope Filters

[fluffdoyde]

Need your help! I'm in the market for a new phaser and envelope filter.

I'm currently using a Boss Phase Shifter PH-3 and a Boss Dynamic Wah AW-3. I'm sick of them both. They suck the tone right out of my guitar. I want something with simpler controls and better tone. Would also prefer true bypass.

My budget is $100-$150 per pedal.

Give me some suggestions!

[Dipintoplayer]

For envelope filter you must check out the Jacques Trinity..I recently bought one used off the emporium ..I bought it for the auto and standard wah functions but the envelope filter was so good it knocked my Pigtronix right off the board..It is capable of mimicking a mutron also..

[DaveG]

The Wilson Envelope Phollower has a permanent spot on my board:

http://wilsoneffects.com/EnvelopePhollower.html

[DigitalHater]

I'm not sure where it sits in your price range, but I LOVE love love my EHX Qtron+, it's a GREAT envelope filter, very adjustable, easy to use/get good sounds out of, and I like how it has an effects loop that takes your input dynamics, then puts effects through the pedal. I've used everything from a green ringer, boss OC2, mxr blue box, distortion pedals in the effects loop. It lets you get real synthy sounds, but still have the dynamics where they should be.
It's not small, it's not exactly cheap, but it's great.

[bluejazzoid]

Hey... I've got a Tonefactor Analogue Filter 442 for sale/trade (http://thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=899494) here on TGP.

[grateful.ed]

I use a small stone and a Qtron. Should have gotten the Qtron+, but like them both.

The Boss FT-2 is on my radar for a battery powered autowah, jammed with a guy who had an old one and it was great.

[LouRossi]

Love the Maxon/Ibanez AF-9. A mini mutron of sorts....

[Guitarbrett]

Hey... I've got a Tonefactor Analogue Filter 442 for sale/trade (http://thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=899494) here on TGP.

This is a great deal on a warm and funky pedal!

[roblues]

Homebrew Psilocybe and Subdecay Proteus.
Both sound and perform great.