MXR EVH PHASE 90 VS SCRIPT 74 | Van Halen Style! скачать в хорошем качестве

MXR EVH PHASE 90 VS SCRIPT 74 | Van Halen Style!

I was recently asked, “what is your favorite MXR Phase 90 pedal?” I have owned and used the MXR Van Halen Phase 90 (live board) and the MXR custom shop ’74 Reissue Phase 90 (studio board) for years, but never compared them side by side until now! Like many of us, I was originally inspired to acquire a Phase 90 pedal due to Eddie Van Halen. As such, I will play through some EVH style licks and well as a range of clean and dirty rhythm tones. I was wondering if there would be any perceptible difference in the context of a full track, so I did a version of the intro solo with each pedal to check for that. Lastly, I did a quick noise comparison of each pedal. To focus the video, I’ve kept the phase 90 on my favorite setting - a slow swirl. I matched the speed by ear as I noticed the same physical setting sounded different, which is the nature of electronic component tolerances. Come to find, I was personally surprised by the results and it actually challenged my preconceived notions. Let me know what you think in the comments below! Please subscribe if you would dig more vids like this. Happy to answer any questions! For more guitar tones and original licks follow me at on Instagram: @ratherberiffing Thanks and rock on! -Johnny Z Guitar chain: Gibson Les Paul 1959 reissue with Wildwood spec'd humbuckers Friedman BE-100 amplifier Suhr Reactive Load with OwnHammer IR of Friedman 4x12 cab MXR Van Halen Phase 90 MXR custom shop ’74 script reissue Phase 90 Recording chain: Neve style mic preamp Apogee Symphony converter Cubase