Description
Signed sealed delivered! MXR Bass Envelope Filter, $159!
The MXR Bass Envelope Filter (Black Version) is an analog envelope filter designed specifically for bass, offering deep, expressive auto-wah effects while preserving low-end clarity. It responds dynamically to playing intensity, shaping the filter sweep based on pick attack or fingerstyle technique. The black version features the same circuitry as the standard version but with a stealthy black finish. With a simple five-knob layout, the pedal provides extensive control over the envelope response, filter resonance, and tonal character, making it a powerful tool for funk, fusion, and experimental bass tones.
Type: Analog Envelope Filter
Controls: Decay, Q (Resonance), Sensitivity, Effect Level, Dry Level
Switches: None
Inputs/Outputs: Mono In/Out
Bypass: True Hardwire Bypass
Country of Manufacture: USA
Sound Characteristics:
The MXR Bass Envelope Filter produces a rich, vocal-like filter sweep that can range from subtle auto-wah to extreme quacking resonances. The Sensitivity knob adjusts how the pedal responds to playing dynamics, while the Decay control determines how quickly the filter closes. The Effect and Dry level controls allow precise blending of wet and dry signals, ensuring thick, full-bodied tones without sacrificing low-end presence.
Notable Features:
- Fully Analog Circuitry: Delivers warm, organic envelope filtering
- Sensitivity Control: Adjusts touch response for different playing styles
- Dual Level Controls: Independent Wet/Dry mix for maintaining bass presence
- True Hardwire Bypass: Preserves tone when disengaged
- Stealth Black Finish: Unique aesthetic variant of the classic MXR design
- Handmade in the USA
Collectability and Market Value:
The black version of the MXR Bass Envelope Filter is a limited aesthetic variation of the standard model, making it appealing to collectors and bassists who prefer a stealthy look on their pedalboard. Known for its responsive feel and deep filter control, it remains a highly regarded bass effect, suitable for a wide range of styles from funk to electronic music.