Product: Moog MF-107 FreqBox
Price Paid: USD 339.99
Submitted
04/27/2008
at
09:06am
by
Gregory R. Pelekoudas
Email: mastershake37 at gmail<dot>com
Ease of Use
:
4
I bought this as a guitar pedal and couldnt find a settieng I was happy with , this thing is extremely hard to control . Having an expression pedal does make a world of difference ,tho I still found it to be a royal pain . the moog web site has a really cool sample of this pedal (which is why I purchaced it ) but after playing with it, I felt it was more of a keyboard effect than a guitar effect and being the only guitarist in my band I cant see how I could get full use of what this pedal can do seeing as the coolest sounds are produced when messing with the freq and pitch nobs while sound is running thru it.
Sound Quality
:
8
The sound quality is very good . The pedal produces very noisy effects but the translate very clearly . The four differnt freq wave forms produce some very interesting and unique sounds . Moog gives about 8 preset sounds to try in the manual that are all very cool sounding but I counldnt for the life of me figure out how to incorporate any of them into the music we play. If I was in a spaced out niose rock band with two guitarist I wouldnt have returned it after having it for only four days .
Reliability
:
No Opinion
didnt have it long enough.
Customer Support
:
No Opinion
dont know . heard good things tho.
Overall Rating
:
5
Overall this pedal is very cool but for a rock guitarist kind of obnoxious. Its very cool in small amounts but it carries a heavy price tag for a minimal use pedal , and if you dont have an expression pedal (which you absolutely must have for this pedal) thats another $50-$60 . Just like every moog product , there is nothing out there that sounds like it which is maybe why everthing they sell is so damn expensive . So unless you are in a motion city sound track or dance rock kind of band (not that there is anything wrong with that ) I would have to say, pass .
