EX-Swoosh Flanger Pedal

I bought this pedal because I have taken to messing around with effect pedals, and as I am just some guy sitting at home, I am not looking to spend 1 to 2 hundred on a pedal. I had purchased their mini reverb before, and I was pleased with the quality and the reduced board foot print. So I grabbed this one as well. The knobs function to change up the dynamic of the flange, very well, in fact. There is no output reduction or tone degradation while the pedal is passive. It is really fun to play with. You can look me up on You Tube for a product demonstration.

Using this for bass, and it reminds me instantly of the classic Boss BF2 flanger.Good set of controls that are quite responsive, and a very rich tone. Very easy to go from slow moving jet engine noise too fast nausea inducing wobulation, and more importantly, very easy to dial in a very subtle doubling effect.There is a slight volume bump up when engaging, so it can also double as a boost. Most flanger pedals I have used seem to do this. The reason for four instead of five stars is it does have a pop when turning on or off the effect, like most true bypass cheap pedals do.This will probably stay on my low-rent bass board for a fair amount of time!

I bought this to replace my worn out Boss BF2. It does have a different coloration and range of tones that give it its own character compared to the Boss Flanger. I'm happy with the resonance and filter especially, there's many 2 and 3 knob flangers and I'm pleased to have 4 knobs to control the effect.

Worst sounding flanger I have ever used!

It gets really close to the EVH jet sound at a very affordable price. I had tried out three other flangers, but this one earned a spot on my pedalboard. I don't have the space for the original EVH flanger, but I'm extremely happy with the Eno swoosh.

got it on time looks and sounds great

Loud pop when hitting foot switch. Will blow your mains or wedge.

I was looking for a compact and inexpensive option for a Boss BF-2 flanger. I had one years ago and wanted that sound again, but wanted a micro pedal. Some research led me to this one, so I decided to take a chance on it. Bottom line is that this sounds like what I remember the Boss to be. Maybe Jeff B hates that flanger, too, for the one star review. There are enough flanger flavors out there for everyone, and I’m just a fan of this flavor. If you like the Boss sound, you’ll like this too.One knock is that on power up, the first click on has a noticeable pop. But, like a lot of other pedals I’ve had with the same issue, a routine first click clears the problem.