Many people have small tonsilloliths, but itâs rare to have a large tonsil stone. You have one on each side. Hey!
it plays nice with reverb distortion and fuzz, it can also with the way it just takes a little manipulation. While it works, and its cool, there's a loose connection in there somewhere - stomp on it and its often gonna act funny, cut out, etc. Like it/don't like it? The Bad Stone stepped things up a couple notches with the addition of Feedback and Manual Shift knobs, allowing for greater overall control of the phase tone. The piece of gear I’ve bought more than anything else is the Small Stone.
for now. I’m happy to say I currently own one—again modded by AnalogMan—and it even has the old EHX wooden box, with which I’m obsessed. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 from what I've seen in the bad stone demos, it sounds like it doesn't have as wide of a rate range as the Small stone. I do like it more than every Small Stone and MXR Phase 90 variant. The more stages, the more resonant and 'weird' the sound can start to get, so a 6 Stage phaser like the Bad Stone can get pretty weird and feedbackey. Questions about the Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone Phase Shifter Pedal. Whereas the Small Stone is a four-stage phaser, the Bad Stone is a six-stage phaser. This pedal is for the sonic adventurer who doesn’t mind devoting time to learning how to harness the power it possesses. The Bad Stone is a winner. Tonsils are made of tissue with lymphocytes, cells that prevent and fight infections. If the Flanger Hoax is too much for you, but you still need more control than the Stones can offer you, the Stereo Polyphase may just be the ticket. Feedback, gain, and rate knobs allow for basic phase sculpting, while start and stop knobs allow you to choose the range of the phasing. The vintage phase shifter sound of this pedal is just amazing.
The Bad Stone has six phase stages, the Small Stone has only four. The rich, luscious, and deep phasing adds so much flavor to chords, arpeggios, and solos, and I absolutely love it combined with some reverb.
The Bad Stone would be better with a blend knob so it doesn't overpower the signal; it makes a bit of line noise as well.
Many people have small tonsilloliths, but itâs rare to have a large tonsil stone. You have one on each side. Hey!
it plays nice with reverb distortion and fuzz, it can also with the way it just takes a little manipulation. While it works, and its cool, there's a loose connection in there somewhere - stomp on it and its often gonna act funny, cut out, etc. Like it/don't like it? The Bad Stone stepped things up a couple notches with the addition of Feedback and Manual Shift knobs, allowing for greater overall control of the phase tone. The piece of gear I’ve bought more than anything else is the Small Stone.
for now. I’m happy to say I currently own one—again modded by AnalogMan—and it even has the old EHX wooden box, with which I’m obsessed. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 from what I've seen in the bad stone demos, it sounds like it doesn't have as wide of a rate range as the Small stone. I do like it more than every Small Stone and MXR Phase 90 variant. The more stages, the more resonant and 'weird' the sound can start to get, so a 6 Stage phaser like the Bad Stone can get pretty weird and feedbackey. Questions about the Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone Phase Shifter Pedal. Whereas the Small Stone is a four-stage phaser, the Bad Stone is a six-stage phaser. This pedal is for the sonic adventurer who doesn’t mind devoting time to learning how to harness the power it possesses. The Bad Stone is a winner. Tonsils are made of tissue with lymphocytes, cells that prevent and fight infections. If the Flanger Hoax is too much for you, but you still need more control than the Stones can offer you, the Stereo Polyphase may just be the ticket. Feedback, gain, and rate knobs allow for basic phase sculpting, while start and stop knobs allow you to choose the range of the phasing. The vintage phase shifter sound of this pedal is just amazing.
The Bad Stone has six phase stages, the Small Stone has only four. The rich, luscious, and deep phasing adds so much flavor to chords, arpeggios, and solos, and I absolutely love it combined with some reverb.
The Bad Stone would be better with a blend knob so it doesn't overpower the signal; it makes a bit of line noise as well.
Many people have small tonsilloliths, but itâs rare to have a large tonsil stone. You have one on each side. Hey!
it plays nice with reverb distortion and fuzz, it can also with the way it just takes a little manipulation. While it works, and its cool, there's a loose connection in there somewhere - stomp on it and its often gonna act funny, cut out, etc. Like it/don't like it? The Bad Stone stepped things up a couple notches with the addition of Feedback and Manual Shift knobs, allowing for greater overall control of the phase tone. The piece of gear I’ve bought more than anything else is the Small Stone.
for now. I’m happy to say I currently own one—again modded by AnalogMan—and it even has the old EHX wooden box, with which I’m obsessed. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 from what I've seen in the bad stone demos, it sounds like it doesn't have as wide of a rate range as the Small stone. I do like it more than every Small Stone and MXR Phase 90 variant. The more stages, the more resonant and 'weird' the sound can start to get, so a 6 Stage phaser like the Bad Stone can get pretty weird and feedbackey. Questions about the Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone Phase Shifter Pedal. Whereas the Small Stone is a four-stage phaser, the Bad Stone is a six-stage phaser. This pedal is for the sonic adventurer who doesn’t mind devoting time to learning how to harness the power it possesses. The Bad Stone is a winner. Tonsils are made of tissue with lymphocytes, cells that prevent and fight infections. If the Flanger Hoax is too much for you, but you still need more control than the Stones can offer you, the Stereo Polyphase may just be the ticket. Feedback, gain, and rate knobs allow for basic phase sculpting, while start and stop knobs allow you to choose the range of the phasing. The vintage phase shifter sound of this pedal is just amazing.
The Bad Stone has six phase stages, the Small Stone has only four. The rich, luscious, and deep phasing adds so much flavor to chords, arpeggios, and solos, and I absolutely love it combined with some reverb.
The Bad Stone would be better with a blend knob so it doesn't overpower the signal; it makes a bit of line noise as well.
Many people have small tonsilloliths, but itâs rare to have a large tonsil stone. You have one on each side. Hey!
it plays nice with reverb distortion and fuzz, it can also with the way it just takes a little manipulation. While it works, and its cool, there's a loose connection in there somewhere - stomp on it and its often gonna act funny, cut out, etc. Like it/don't like it? The Bad Stone stepped things up a couple notches with the addition of Feedback and Manual Shift knobs, allowing for greater overall control of the phase tone. The piece of gear I’ve bought more than anything else is the Small Stone.
for now. I’m happy to say I currently own one—again modded by AnalogMan—and it even has the old EHX wooden box, with which I’m obsessed. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 from what I've seen in the bad stone demos, it sounds like it doesn't have as wide of a rate range as the Small stone. I do like it more than every Small Stone and MXR Phase 90 variant. The more stages, the more resonant and 'weird' the sound can start to get, so a 6 Stage phaser like the Bad Stone can get pretty weird and feedbackey. Questions about the Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone Phase Shifter Pedal. Whereas the Small Stone is a four-stage phaser, the Bad Stone is a six-stage phaser. This pedal is for the sonic adventurer who doesn’t mind devoting time to learning how to harness the power it possesses. The Bad Stone is a winner. Tonsils are made of tissue with lymphocytes, cells that prevent and fight infections. If the Flanger Hoax is too much for you, but you still need more control than the Stones can offer you, the Stereo Polyphase may just be the ticket. Feedback, gain, and rate knobs allow for basic phase sculpting, while start and stop knobs allow you to choose the range of the phasing. The vintage phase shifter sound of this pedal is just amazing.
The Bad Stone has six phase stages, the Small Stone has only four. The rich, luscious, and deep phasing adds so much flavor to chords, arpeggios, and solos, and I absolutely love it combined with some reverb.
The Bad Stone would be better with a blend knob so it doesn't overpower the signal; it makes a bit of line noise as well.
Many people have small tonsilloliths, but itâs rare to have a large tonsil stone. You have one on each side. Hey!
it plays nice with reverb distortion and fuzz, it can also with the way it just takes a little manipulation. While it works, and its cool, there's a loose connection in there somewhere - stomp on it and its often gonna act funny, cut out, etc. Like it/don't like it? The Bad Stone stepped things up a couple notches with the addition of Feedback and Manual Shift knobs, allowing for greater overall control of the phase tone. The piece of gear I’ve bought more than anything else is the Small Stone.
for now. I’m happy to say I currently own one—again modded by AnalogMan—and it even has the old EHX wooden box, with which I’m obsessed. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 from what I've seen in the bad stone demos, it sounds like it doesn't have as wide of a rate range as the Small stone. I do like it more than every Small Stone and MXR Phase 90 variant. The more stages, the more resonant and 'weird' the sound can start to get, so a 6 Stage phaser like the Bad Stone can get pretty weird and feedbackey. Questions about the Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone Phase Shifter Pedal. Whereas the Small Stone is a four-stage phaser, the Bad Stone is a six-stage phaser. This pedal is for the sonic adventurer who doesn’t mind devoting time to learning how to harness the power it possesses. The Bad Stone is a winner. Tonsils are made of tissue with lymphocytes, cells that prevent and fight infections. If the Flanger Hoax is too much for you, but you still need more control than the Stones can offer you, the Stereo Polyphase may just be the ticket. Feedback, gain, and rate knobs allow for basic phase sculpting, while start and stop knobs allow you to choose the range of the phasing. The vintage phase shifter sound of this pedal is just amazing.
The Bad Stone has six phase stages, the Small Stone has only four. The rich, luscious, and deep phasing adds so much flavor to chords, arpeggios, and solos, and I absolutely love it combined with some reverb.
The Bad Stone would be better with a blend knob so it doesn't overpower the signal; it makes a bit of line noise as well.
Many people have small tonsilloliths, but itâs rare to have a large tonsil stone. You have one on each side. Hey!
it plays nice with reverb distortion and fuzz, it can also with the way it just takes a little manipulation. While it works, and its cool, there's a loose connection in there somewhere - stomp on it and its often gonna act funny, cut out, etc. Like it/don't like it? The Bad Stone stepped things up a couple notches with the addition of Feedback and Manual Shift knobs, allowing for greater overall control of the phase tone. The piece of gear I’ve bought more than anything else is the Small Stone.
for now. I’m happy to say I currently own one—again modded by AnalogMan—and it even has the old EHX wooden box, with which I’m obsessed. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 from what I've seen in the bad stone demos, it sounds like it doesn't have as wide of a rate range as the Small stone. I do like it more than every Small Stone and MXR Phase 90 variant. The more stages, the more resonant and 'weird' the sound can start to get, so a 6 Stage phaser like the Bad Stone can get pretty weird and feedbackey. Questions about the Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone Phase Shifter Pedal. Whereas the Small Stone is a four-stage phaser, the Bad Stone is a six-stage phaser. This pedal is for the sonic adventurer who doesn’t mind devoting time to learning how to harness the power it possesses. The Bad Stone is a winner. Tonsils are made of tissue with lymphocytes, cells that prevent and fight infections. If the Flanger Hoax is too much for you, but you still need more control than the Stones can offer you, the Stereo Polyphase may just be the ticket. Feedback, gain, and rate knobs allow for basic phase sculpting, while start and stop knobs allow you to choose the range of the phasing. The vintage phase shifter sound of this pedal is just amazing.
The Bad Stone has six phase stages, the Small Stone has only four. The rich, luscious, and deep phasing adds so much flavor to chords, arpeggios, and solos, and I absolutely love it combined with some reverb.
The Bad Stone would be better with a blend knob so it doesn't overpower the signal; it makes a bit of line noise as well.
Amps/Cabs Tech Corner: Amplifier, Cab & Speakers, My guitar count is now 11, I think I've gone crazy. If you’re anything like me, there may be a few pieces of gear you’ve bought more than once. EHX currently produces the Nano Small Stone, which I also purchased.
Many tonsil stones, especially those that donât have symptoms, donât need special treatment.
Your tonsils are gland-like structures in the back of your throat. Based on your location, we've changed your settings: Shipping Region: Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Happy customers, one piece of gear at a time! Thank you for your request. Tonsil stones, or tonsilloliths, are hard, sometimes painful bits of bacteria and debris that get stuck in nooks on your tonsils. Don't get me wrong I love the MXR Phase 90, who doesn't? The Bad Stone and Small Stone are two completely different phasers. It does not have the versatility regarding settings of the PH-3, but it does have a real great sound all its own, a warm, rich sound and the parameters of the rate and feedback settings are quite wide. Sweetwater Sound
I've been looking into the Small Stone but apparently there's a pretty big issue with volume drops. I also have a Big Joe phaser and it is really nice sounding and versatile. Few pedal companies have a legacy as rich as EHX. Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone reissue vs vintage I'm looking for a straight comparison of the two - does the new stack up, are they identical, does one sound better than the other? It stopped after a couple days. Most of them negatively affect your signal chain in bypass mode and I could still hear a little phasing happening all the time. The Bad Stone uses CMOS inverters and op-amps to achieve the phasing while the Small Stone uses operational transconductance amplifiers (OTAs). Brush and floss your teeth regularly to remove bacteria and keep things from getting stuck in your tonsils. :), New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, More posts from the guitarpedals community.
I've owned the Small Stone but got rid of it because of the awful volume drop. The only way to prevent them is to remove your tonsils. Exclusive deals, delivered straight to your inbox. I love phasers. The lower settings were often drowned out and the 'wackier' settings weren't as wacky as some others. I'd recommend the Ibanez phasers from the 7 and 10/L series pedals. My review of this is simple: it sounds wonderful - exactly as it should in a very simple nostalgic way. The Flanger Hoax also features direct, blended, and effect outputs, so you can incorporate it into your stereo setup or mixing board. Do you prefer to use phase at cleaner guitar settings or dirty settings?
They can add so much flavor and color to guitars, bass, keyboards and vocals, or anything you run through them. I have been using the Boss Phase Shifter (PH-3) for a few years now, great pedal very versatile. .
The Gear Page is the leading online community and marketplace for guitars, amps, pedals, effects and associated gear. Really, the only thing these phasers have in common is a rate knob and "Stone" in their name. However, I have been eyeing the Mr Black Gilamundo and the EQD Grand Orbiter because they have more versatility regarding control over the sound (and the grand orbiter doubles as a vibrato).
Many people have small tonsilloliths, but itâs rare to have a large tonsil stone. You have one on each side. Hey!
it plays nice with reverb distortion and fuzz, it can also with the way it just takes a little manipulation. While it works, and its cool, there's a loose connection in there somewhere - stomp on it and its often gonna act funny, cut out, etc. Like it/don't like it? The Bad Stone stepped things up a couple notches with the addition of Feedback and Manual Shift knobs, allowing for greater overall control of the phase tone. The piece of gear I’ve bought more than anything else is the Small Stone.
for now. I’m happy to say I currently own one—again modded by AnalogMan—and it even has the old EHX wooden box, with which I’m obsessed. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 from what I've seen in the bad stone demos, it sounds like it doesn't have as wide of a rate range as the Small stone. I do like it more than every Small Stone and MXR Phase 90 variant. The more stages, the more resonant and 'weird' the sound can start to get, so a 6 Stage phaser like the Bad Stone can get pretty weird and feedbackey. Questions about the Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone Phase Shifter Pedal. Whereas the Small Stone is a four-stage phaser, the Bad Stone is a six-stage phaser. This pedal is for the sonic adventurer who doesn’t mind devoting time to learning how to harness the power it possesses. The Bad Stone is a winner. Tonsils are made of tissue with lymphocytes, cells that prevent and fight infections. If the Flanger Hoax is too much for you, but you still need more control than the Stones can offer you, the Stereo Polyphase may just be the ticket. Feedback, gain, and rate knobs allow for basic phase sculpting, while start and stop knobs allow you to choose the range of the phasing. The vintage phase shifter sound of this pedal is just amazing.
The Bad Stone has six phase stages, the Small Stone has only four. The rich, luscious, and deep phasing adds so much flavor to chords, arpeggios, and solos, and I absolutely love it combined with some reverb.
The Bad Stone would be better with a blend knob so it doesn't overpower the signal; it makes a bit of line noise as well.
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