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Marshall RG-1 Regenerator


Marshall’s new line of effect pedals is sure to raise a few eyebrows, especially if other pedals in the lot measure up to the sonic brilliance that is the RG-1 Regenerator Modulation pedal.

Although we don’t regularly look to amplifier manufacturers to build great effect pedals, occasionally, they release some great sounding effects that go on to become highly prized additions to a player’s tone arsenal. In this regard, the RG-1 doesn’t disappoint.

The pedal features beautiful chorus sounds, a wicked cool Step Phaser like most players have never heard, and an excellent flanger. It doesn’t color your amp’s tone (other than how you deliberately want the effects to sound), and it’s very quiet, even when using classic noisy effects like flanging and phasing. While a few of the modulation effects weren’t particularly exciting to us (the Phaser and Vintage Vibe), the others earn the RG-1 a permanent home on our pedal board.

Unfortunately, the pedal is marred by one particular shortcoming that keep us from totally raving about it: The seemingly beautiful gleam of its highly-polished knobs makes it virtually impossible to see your pedal settings without looking at it very closely (from a standing up position it’s virtually impossible).
Our only other real gripe is that there are so many great sounds lurking in this pedal that we hate being limited to a single setting at a time. This pedal cries out for a new version that has multiple memory settings so that we can have instant access to a few of the different modulation effects. Either that or we’re going to have to buy a few of them!



The RG-1 pedal features six different modulation modes:

Vintage Chorus
Multi Chorus, based on the old Marshall Supervibe pedal
Flanger
Phaser
Step Phaser
Vintage Vibe

When used in mono operation, the pedal gives you a choice of functionality based on input – the first output (Left) provides true bypass operation, whereas the second output (Right) is buffered and provides effect spill-over, so the trailing edge of an effect isn’t stopped abruptly when bypassing the pedal. In stereo operation, one signal is output 180 degrees out of phase from the first.

Controls are provided for selecting the modulation mode, Speed, Depth, and Regeneration, which is basically a wet/dry effect mix level control. This is useful for adjusting effect output based on use in a parallel or serial effect loop, or in front of your amp. In a parallel loop, it’s nice that you can set the pedal for 100% wet output.

An expression pedal input provides manual control of the effect Speed.
The RG-1, as with all pedals in the latest series of Marshall pedals, is housed in a heavy-duty metal chassis with metal knobs, a Carling-style switch, and standard 9V operation from either battery or AC.

Foto del fratello?

non tanto differente da te

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Coso inutile

hey hai detto che è stato sempre utilizzato in casa!

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e comunque


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idiota, quello è una distorsione, il mio è un modulatore

RAT >>>>> ALL. stop.

detto da uno che non ha mai suonato una chitarra in vita sua?

http://www.marshallamps.com/product.asp ... tCode=rg-1








Vendo effetto modulazione per chitarra perchè mio fratello ha preso un multieffetto e di questo non se ne fa più nulla.
Usato pochissimo. E' praticamente nuovo. Non so se c'è l'alimentatore perchè non lo trova...sinceramente non so nemmeno se ci sia in bundle, visto che va a batteria. Se lo trovo mi riservo di modificare il prezzo. Gliel'hanno regalato un anno e mezzo fa e l'ha usato solo in casa visto che non ha e non ha mai avuto un gruppo musicale.

Prezzo: 50€+SS

posso postare foto e quant'altro.

Cosa suoni?