Vibrato pedals....

BYOC has a VB-2 clone "coming soon":

http://buildyourownclone.com/vibrato.html

 

I don't know why Boss doesn't reissue that thing - one of the coolest pedals they ever made IMO...

 

cool pedal. the guys from Counting Crows use it a lot.

I've seen a number of mods for the boss chorus pedals which are supposed to get very close to the old vibrato pedal.

 

Never actually answered your question, guees I was trying to keep the drool off my keyboard...

I've got a DLS Chorus~Vibe that does VB-2 tones very well (I stupidly sold my VB-2 about 15 years ago), and also gets pretty close to the CE-1 stuff as well.

 

I'm looking for one too. right now I use a Line 6 MM4 but it's so big and takes up too much room on my pedalboard. I posted a similar question and most people sugested vibe pedals. But I want a pedal that makes the pitch go up and down like the Boss or the Line 6.

 

The Retro-sonic Chorus Ensemble has a vibrato option -- I'm wondering how close it comes to the old Boss vibrato.

 

I'm guessing pretty damn close since it's touted as a CE-1 replica. I never owned the CE-1 and the VB-2 at the same time, so I can't give you an accurate A/B comparison - but I think they were quite similar in base tone.

 

Mojo Vibe by SweetSound.......




http://www.sweetsound.com/

sK

 

Great pedal, but not a Vibrato pedal - he's looking for pitch-shifting...

 

lol, ck out pedaldoctor.com

they have a vibro-chorus mod for the CE-2. sounds like it'll cop the vibe (pun intended) you're looking for

all you need to find is a CE-2...

 

Austone VibroStomp. Marketed more as a trem pedal, but I like the vibrato effect on it better than the trem.

 

Electro-Harmonix Pulsar.

Pros: True bypass, wave form controls, <100 bucks
Cons: big footprint

 

Stick it in one of these and bring the original out w/ya
(this way you get the sound and don't have to step on it ... you also get it TBP'd this way):

 

I also have the Mojo vibe, and LOVE it...

But I was wondering, for a less expensive addition (I'm thinking..the Mojo SHINES on slower vibe settings, and faster is easier for lesser pedals to handle...it was the slower ones that none of the inexpensive did very well...so I get one that is one of the vibe-trem pedals, and get a little tremolo when I want it without a seperate pedal!) and haven't yet tried it but wondered about the Marshall vibe-o-trem or whatever it is called...


Anyone here try one, and what did you think (especially on the faster settings for vibe, and the slower to medium settings on trem?)

 

can someone pls. enlighten me...the vb2 sounds just like a pitch vibrato with a bit of slight swirly vibe at fast settings.The ultra vibe and the ones pictured above can do the trower/hendrix machine gun stuff from what i know, so why are they mentioned in the same thread?I have the vb2 and im pretty sure theres no machine gun sound there unless.....?

 

I might be missing YOUR point, but the thread was for vibrato pedals, and the UV is a vibrato (vibrato OR chorus settings, also the Deja Vibe, the Deja-mini-vibe, the megavibe..etc. All that I know of in fact have a switch to go from "vibrato" to "chorus") that can nail the Hendricx/Trower on chorus setting...but they have vibrato settings also.

Maybe I missed what the point was here? Was it just one specific pedal, or vibe pedals in general?

Still wondering too if anyone out there reading owns or has played the Marshall vibe/trem pedal and has anything to say about it?

 

I don't have any direct experience with Vibe pedals except for the MagicBoy and VooDoo Labs Micro Vibe, but what I'm refering to is pitch-shifting Vibrato pedals WITHOUT the phasey qualities of Vibe pedals - big difference in the tones. If any of those Vibe units can do real pitch-shifting Vibrato without the phase, I don't think he'd be asking us for alternatives...