Ring (and/or Balanced) Modulation for the modulator masses

[Chankgeez]

Very nice write up!

Yeah, the MF-102 is difficult to beat.(Was my first ring mod.) Haven't played a Feber yet. (Still want one.) The Outer Rings is a fun pedal. (Definitely not a standard sounding modulator.)

Slightly outside the scope of this thread, but I've always wanted a DBA Octave Clang. Might have to pick up a V2.

[cosmicevan]

Agreed that the MF102 is a king's king. I recently re-acquired one...took forever to find one that didn't cost an arm and a leg and I feel fortunate to have found one for $300 (which still sounds crazy to me). I had tried a handful and the Feber was the only one that really impressed me. I find you can also get a wider variety of sounds with the Feber but it's the only one I've tried that has a similar pleasing charm to the moog.

[Phosphene Audio]

Agreed that the MF102 is a king's king. I recently re-acquired one...took forever to find one that didn't cost an arm and a leg and I feel fortunate to have found one for $300 (which still sounds crazy to me). I had tried a handful and the Feber was the only one that really impressed me. I find you can also get a wider variety of sounds with the Feber but it's the only one I've tried that has a similar pleasing charm to the moog.

I just sold my old beat up one on eBay. Did you get it?

[cosmicevan]

I got lucky on a discord - homies hooking up homies

[PanicProne]

Feeling like I should maybe get a Randy's Revenge again. Sold one about 6ish years ago. I never get round to using ring mods too much but considering it's size and sound it's just soooo goood.

[Chankgeez]

Yes, Randy's is always handy.

[PanicProne]