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Yes there have been many words already committed to reviews on the MXR Carbon Copy Delay, but like the the successive repeats the pedal's analog circuitry produces, this one is slightly different from all that have preceded it. GW Reviewer Michael Ross offers his two cents on this fidelity-imperfect, perfectly musical analog delay effect.  

Used to be, our favorite metal chorus went something like:

RUUUN FOOR THE HIIIIILLLS/
RUUUN FOOO_OOOR YOOUUR LIIIIIIIFE!!

. . . But that's been pretty squarely supplanted by the MXR ZW38 Black Label Chorus effect pedal.  

What's in a name? If you're a rose, not much. If you're a Capulet, Montague, or the MXR M-116 Fullbore Metal, however, fate's got something very specific in store for you.  

This vid is the greatest/
vid I've ever known/
Can’t live for some other vid/
It’s prolly much too long/
I burn my eyes out/
Before I get out.

I don't know what those last two lines are about.  

Man, do your feet stink or are you stomping on the funky MXR M82 Bass Envelope Filter? Oh dang, it's both! Now I feel conflicted about our friendship!  

Add some grit to your guitar tones with the new MXR Black Label Chorus pedal, which was designed expressly to produce the same thick distortion and texture of Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society.  

Punching in more than a healthy dose of gain into that amp already cranked up to 11 creates a monster of a sound for Metal music. The thing is if you don't have a good noise gate, say goodbye to the idea of using that concept in the first place. If you had a pedal like Dunlop MXR FullBore Metal, that concept may not be a long shot after all.  

Owen O'Malley reveals a startling personal secret that you just gotta see to believe in this demo of the MXR Carbon Copy analog delay. You want to know what it is?



He's Irish.  

After years of writing, songwriter Emma Skye sat down to record -- using Garageband. Where should she go from there in her attempt to make it in the music biz?  

Some of it is obvious and some of it is debatable but debates are always good. Patrick Ogle talks more on recording.  

The Distortion III is the latest in a line of classic MXR pedals. It is a new "flavor" of distortion pedal for MXR. It skates the line between a lighter overdrive and the richer harmonic content of a full on distortion pedal....  

The MXR Micro Amp is an extremely simple clean boost designed to push tube amps into overdrive, or add extra gain to an overdriven amp. Features: Gain control On/off switch and status LED Runs on 9V...  

The MXR EVH Phase 90 is really bipolar -- it's a standard MXR "Block Logo" Phase 90 that converts to the Eddie Van Halen-approved "Script Logo" Phase 90 at the press of a button for a more vintage tone. Features: ...  

The MXR M-102 Dyna Comp is a simple but classic compressor with good sustain and vintage tone. Features: Output and Sensitivity controls On/off switch and status LED Runs on 9V battery or MXR adapter...  

The MXR M-134 Stereo Chorus is an organic-sounding analog chorus that offers up wide variety of sounds. Check out Gearwire's MXR M-134 Stereo Chorus video. Features: Bass, Treble, Intensity, Width and...  

The MXR Phase 90 is a simple but classic phaser that gets along well with distortion. Features: Speed control On/off switch and status LED Runs on 9V battery or MXR adapter (negative-center polarity) ...