guitar filter pedal Dunlop MXR M82 Bass Envelope Filter

guitar filter pedal Dunlop MXR M82 Bass Envelope FilterThe MXR Bass Envelope Filter M82 produces the classic sounds we remember from the 70s by groups like the Grateful Dead, Stevie Wonder, and many others. Bass envelope filter pedals like the MXR M82 are sometimes called auto wah, or synth wah pedals because of how they sound; i. e. something similar to a wah pedal. Let's take a quick look at the CONTROL knobs: DRY and FX controls let you blend the desired mix of effect and direct signals DECAY and Q

The MXR Bass Envelope Filter M82 produces the classic sounds we remember from the 70s by groups like the Grateful Dead, Stevie Wonder, and many others.

Bass envelope filter pedals like the MXR M82 are sometimes called auto-wah, or synth-wah pedals because of how they sound; i.e. something similar to a wah pedal.

Let's take a quick look at the CONTROL knobs:

• DRY and FX controls let you blend the desired mix of effect and direct signals
• DECAY and Q controls allow you to filter and shape your tone, while the SENS. knob adjusts the sensitivity to your attack - the harder you pluck the string, the louder the effect
• FOOTSWITCH toggles effect on/bypass

The MXR Bass Envelope Filter is designed specifically for bass and can enhance your playing in a creative and refreshing manner. It has true bypass switching to preserve your sound and comes in a round-ready case that can withstand the rigors of rock and roll. Contact Andy's Music and order yours today.

Andy's Music, a NAMM TOP 100 Dealer, is a family business with family values serving musicians, music educators, and houses of worship in the Southeast U.S. Keeping the gift of music alive since 1977.

MXR BASS ENVELOPE FILTER SPECS

• All-analog circuitry
• Classic envelope filter
• Separate DRY and FX level controls
• True bypass
• One input/output
• LED indicates the effect on/off
• Max output level +8dBV
• Current draw 8mA
• Rugged aluminum housing
• Requires a 9-volt battery or optional DC power supply