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MPC 10 - Flanger
Review by Chaiyz The flanger has 2 knobs, one for speed and the other for range.
Works well but a pedal flanger sounds much better IMO. Review bySteve H This is the most complicated and expensive of the modules. '81 dealer price list shows it at $135 msrp, nearly twice the cost of any other module. Never seen one or heard one. Review by Jamie T One of the best things about this module is the fact that you instantly had a 12 string guitar at your disposal. Set the speed fairly high and the range towards the low side. (If I remember correctly.. its been 25 years) The knob on the front controlled the intensity of the effect. A flick of the switch and you could move easily from a sustaining rhythm to a sharp lead. No more double necks to buy! Review by Webmaster This is the first and only Flanger I've ever used but I think it's one of the better modules. I'll agree with Jamie that you can pretty successfully get the 12 string feel with this module as well as many other cool sounds.
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