Phaser or uni-vibe? (Lyn. Skyn. content)

GreenTea

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On Lynyrd Skynyrd's "One More From the Road" album I can hear a lot of subtle phase or vibe. Does anybody know which it might be?
 

Phil M

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I think it's a phaser. One of the Peavey amps they used might've had it built in, but I'm not positive.
 

AndreasG

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On which tune? I haven't proof of it, but it could also be that 3 guitars weren't EXACTLY in tune with each other.... That's how Def Leppard did it on "Bringin' on a heartbreak"..... Never heard of Skyn using effects.
 

Dennis Rayburn

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On "The Breeze" there's definitely a guitar effect a t the beginning - sounds like chorus to me.
 

Swarty

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There is a lot of phase shifter use on Lynard Skynard stuff, The Breeze is a classic example. Probably the the ones built into Peavey amps, but they sound very similar to Small Stones.
 

Ian

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I remember the old Peavey amps in the late 70's and early 80's having ugly black & silver graphics.

A lot of them had built-in phasers since that was a popular effect at the time....

The "Deuce" was one of these models.....I forget the others....
 

cuz/karl

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I've had equal success playing "'the breeze" with both the small stone & the phase 90,but agree it was most likly the built in phase of the amp.
 

GreenTea

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Thanks... on the hunt now for a decent phaser! It's applied in very mild but it's easy to hear on the album. Thanks, everybody!
 

bigolcasino

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Rossington is the one who used the phaser. They didn't start using the Peaveys until 75-76 (Bullets and One More era), so that's just a Phase 90 you're hearing on 'Pronounced', 'Second Helping', and 'Nuthin' Fancy'. Whether Rossington's personal Peavey had a built in phaser or not after that time, I'm not sure.
 

GreenTea

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cuz/karl, excellent site. I may try one of these!

Probably a bit of a stretch, but would a SweetSound Ultra Vibe work?
 

cuz/karl

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Thats a vibe pedal(as i'm sure you know)much more of the Jimi,trower thing.Thats gonna get much more wobble then that song has going on,but most drunk cats at a bar won't tell anyway;) Exactly why I use a phaser for vibe stuff.It's close & most don't need it to be dead-on.

But if your the guy that does the Mojo is the ****
 

cuz/karl

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scotty31

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I've always found the best way to get a vibe-ish phaser sound was the old MXR phase 45. I have an old DOD copy of that pedal for sale if you are interested. Great sound in a very good condition vintage box.....PM me regarding it.

Its $110 shipped.
 

scotty31

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tis actually a good pedal. Ive got it here sittin between my acoustic and 4 track playin some I am the Walrus and damn it makes it sound nice. Not too psychedelic, but enough. Have it sitting 1/3 of the rate up. Turned the rate up, and it pulsates in a very chorus-y, vibe-y way.
 

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