Fulltone MDV-2 Mini Deja Vibe 2
Fulltone MDV-2 Mini Deja Vibe 2
- Availability
- 2 Stores from $249.99 See prices updated 13 days ago Vintage or Discontinued
- Price Tier
- Standard/Professional
- Artists
- 6
- Rating
- Reviews
- 1
- Type
- Univibe & Rotary Effects Pedals Ranked #36
- Newer
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- Setups
- 0 setups using this
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- Alternatives
- 2
PROS
- Replicates Robin Trower and Hendrix sound effectively
- Chorus/Vibrato switch adds versatility
- Volume and intensity controls offer precise sound shaping
- Durable metal housing construction
- Pedal allows for precise speed adjustment
- Wide and deep tonal range from light phase to intense Leslie effects
- Can be permanently engaged for a subtle effect enhancement
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As per the Fulltone website, Steve Stevens has the Mini Deja Vibe 2 on his pedal collection. see details
In this photo, which partially shows Stockdale's pedalboard, the Fulltone Mini Deja Vibe 2 is visible. see details
In this photo, the Fulltone Mini Deja Vibe 2 can be seen in Fallon's pedalboard. see details
"Here's a shot of Charlie Burchill's (of Simple Minds) studio rig... recording currently in the UK. Note the plethora of Fulltone pedals.... see details
In this picture you can see Cimino's pedalboard, which is consisting of a Deja Vibe Fulltone MDV-2 chorus pedal amongst others. see details
Always on.
I find this pedal to be fantastic. I don't use the vibe too often at all, but tend to leave it permanently engaged in chorus mode at a low intensity cocked right back just because it softens beautifully everything that is played through it. Ok, so I'm not using it as intended, but I can't do without it anymore. On downside, it is a little noisy.