Product Information The Dunlop MXR M82 bass envelope filter delivers classic analog envelope filter sounds in an easy-to-use and compact pedal that's designed specifically for bass. This unique envelope filter adds a twangy effect to your bass, somewhat resembling a wah with an automatic trigger. Five different knobs on this compact unit allow you to configure the sound exactly the way you imagine it. A favorite gear piece for jazz and funkier genres, this pedal is frequently used by rock and metal artists as well. A staple stompbox in the signal flow of bassists such as Nathan East, Marcus Miller, and Justin Chancellor, the MXR M82 is highly sought after due to its unmistakable sound and unbeatable quality. At the top of the control section, separate Dry and FX knobs let you dial in the ideal mix of effected and direct signals, allowing you to bring the funk without losing the low end. The envelope pedal features a wide range of filter tones that are shaped with the Decay and Q controls. The Decay controls the initial attack of each note. With it turned high, you can make it sound like your plucking your strings bullet-fast for rapid-fire notes. Crank it to the right for a slower release of notes, achieving that falling H-bomb feeling of techno-dance bass lines. Play with the Q control to adjust the intensity of the effect. Further to the right, a simple twist of the Sensitivity knob tailors the pedal for your attack and playing dynamics as well as compensate for passive or active basses, so your audio signal is never too dull nor saturated. Powered by all-analog effects circuitry, the versatile envelope filter of the MXR M82 pedal provides clarity and punch to your bass guitar without sacrificing tone. From the vintage sounds of '70s dance music to the pulsating vibes of contemporary artists, bring your bass guitar playing to a whole new level with the rich array of options compiled in this single piece of guitar gear. Its elegant, sparkly purple color is easy on the eyes, yet its bright blue LED footswitch light is easy to localize in the mayhem of a live stage or under the well-lit environment of a recording studio. The pedal's circuitry is designed to withstand over-voltage or polarity mishaps, and its true-bypass design preserves your tone when switched off, a useful feature in complex pedalboard setups. This stompbox is best placed in a spot on the signal chain where it senses the attack of your fingers or pick on the strings for optimal response of its filters. For example, a nice spot in the chain is before fuzz effects pedals but after octave/harmonizer ones. It's all packaged in durable, lightweight aluminum housing for the ultimate in portability and pedalboard space-saving dimensions. Just insert a 9V battery or plug it into other power supply accessories such as an optional power adaptor, and you are all set. Specifically designed for the low frequencies of your thick-stringed guitar, this is one of the must-have effects for bassists. Now it is your turn to slap that low end and get the funk going from your guitars to your amps with the MXR M82 Bass Envelope Filter.   MXR® BASS ENVELOPE FILTER M82

The Bass Envelope Filter delivers classic analog envelope filter sounds with separate Dry and Effect level controls to keep your low end intact.

This pedal can be powered by a 9-volt battery, a Dunlop ECB003 9-volt adapter, or the DC Brick™, Iso-Brick™, and Mini Iso-Brick™ power supplies (not included)