ProGuitarShopDemos | 8 years ago
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Andy from ProGuitarShop and ToneReport checks out the new Phase 95 Mini from MXR. The engineers at MXR have distilled over 40 years of phase shifting knowledge into the M290 Phase 95, MXR's first mini-sized pedal. Now, the argument between Phase 90 and Phase 45 users can finally be put to rest, because the Phase 95 contains both circuits! A pushbutton switch seamlessly toggles between both classic phaser circuits. The Phase 90 is an old-school four-stage FET phaser that's one of the most instantly-recognizible sounds in the world of guitar, sounding full, rich and resonant. The Phase 45 is a two-stage subdued version that players have been using for faux-Leslie and Uni-Vibe tones for decades, and many players never turn it off from day one. On the other side of the enclosure, you get a choice between "Script" and non-Script versions of each phaser. The Script mode shaves a little intensity off the phasing by removing feedback and warms it up for a more classic sound that's belongs in the classic rock hall of fame. Wihin both of these pushbutton switches, MXR gives you four different classic phaser sounds with a box half the size of a standard MXR Phaser. As always, the Speed knob governs the movement of the shifting, from syrup-drip slow to alien-weapon fast, with no bad settings in between. And just like all MXR pedals, the M290 Phase 95 is made by a team of wizards right here in the states.
