@satjathamma yep, with the mojo vibe you can connect it to any passive volume/expression pedal to control the speed (somewhat). however, you'll need a special type of cable (one with 1/4" stereo jack at one end, and two 1/4" mono jacks at the other) to use the extra pedal as a speed controller. from what i've read, the mojo vibe and the mjm sixties vibe (another really good vibe pedal)are usually considered almost equal, but the mojo gets a bump up because you can use expression pedals with it.
It's apples & oranges with the Mojo Vibe & the Megavibe. I've had various versions of the dejavibe,2 old white large models with the star after Mike's signature, the Mojovibe, and now the Megavibe. You want Jimi at Rainbow Bridge,Megavibe is it. Of course it does Trower great too. I got another dejavibe to a b with the Megavibe, & the Dejavibe sucks in comparison. At the time I had the Mojovibe, I did not have a Dejavibe to compare to. Bob Sweet R.I.P. You can't go wrong with Mojo or Mega
@jimigtrslingin I think the Mojo is crap. I've owned a Deja Vibe along side the Mojo and the Mojo sounds like a chorus pedal not a vibe. The best one is the Voodoo Lab. It has the most character of all of them. I laugh at anyone spending the money on a MegaVibe.
@melindagreenjeans Anyome who champions the Voodoo Lab vibe is probably a company employee. They're muddy at performance levels and lack proper vibe tonality, sorry. The Mojo has it!
Definitely - vibe type effects do their own thing. The Mojo Vibe never leaves my pedal board. I've posted a video response with a song recorded using one.
hey dumbass its not a chorus pedal. its a vibe. it in no way has the standard doubling effect of a chorus. its a vibe with a vibrato and chorus function. it replicates a rotating speaker. before you talk all big do your research.
yes. but commented about why i said it was a was called chorus and you got all defensive.its not your standard doubling effect of the eighties.(chorus is you signal repeated over itself) it is a Vbie made to replicte the chorale setting on a ROTARY SPEAKER.i know that it is a chorus and vibrato setting.you need to stop correcting stuf that people say when obviously you have no idea what your talking about.i have no idea where you are coming from i can't tell its chorus. do you no what a vibe is?
You're an IDIOT. You have NO idea what you are talking about. A Univibe is a type of CHORUS. And you're an illiterate, deaf fool on top of that. Not only does it SAY "CHORUS" on the pedal, the guy calls it a CHORUS in the narration. But you're too stupid and arrogant to accept the fact that you're WRONG.
chorus setting to replicate the CHORALE(like chorus) on a rotary speaker.i know it says chorus. thats not the problem
chorus=Chorale setting on rotary speker.
univibes(including the chorus setting) use a 4 photocells and a lamp.2 different types of chorus. on is an actuall chorus the other is a chorus setting to replicate something that is no standard chorus.
can anybody help me explain this to a guy that does not want to understand or listen.
You're a moron. It all boils down to the fact that a Vibe is a type of Chorus. But you don't want to listen... or read. Oh well, your idiocy has already been well documented here.
I think your 100%..as far as i'm aware the original uni-vibe started life as a attempt to copy a leslie speakers two speeds...i have a Dynacord CLS22 from the early 80's and on the slow speed it's similar to the uni-vibes slow chorus effect with the 'throb' if you know what i mean,...on the fast speed it's the closest thing i've heard to the real thing....i think the uni-vibe and it's clones have developed into an effect of their own..and this one sounds great.....
How does this compare with the Fulltone Vibe? Anyone know? I have this pedal, it's great, but I've heard the Fulltone is darker sounding and more "Troweresque"
fuc@#$ng expensive...
luizfloripa 8 months ago
why does nobody demo the vibrato setting on these pedals much????
andrewbarnall 1 year ago
Fantastic
abnerfm 1 year ago
@xXNeoShredderXx 100% better off with the Voodoo Lab Micro Vibe. The Mojo Hand Luna is a dog.
melindagreenjeans 1 year ago
can you run that thing with a pedal like the original univibe?
satjathamma 1 year ago
@satjathamma yep, with the mojo vibe you can connect it to any passive volume/expression pedal to control the speed (somewhat). however, you'll need a special type of cable (one with 1/4" stereo jack at one end, and two 1/4" mono jacks at the other) to use the extra pedal as a speed controller. from what i've read, the mojo vibe and the mjm sixties vibe (another really good vibe pedal)are usually considered almost equal, but the mojo gets a bump up because you can use expression pedals with it.
screwdriva 1 year ago
It's apples & oranges with the Mojo Vibe & the Megavibe. I've had various versions of the dejavibe,2 old white large models with the star after Mike's signature, the Mojovibe, and now the Megavibe. You want Jimi at Rainbow Bridge,Megavibe is it. Of course it does Trower great too. I got another dejavibe to a b with the Megavibe, & the Dejavibe sucks in comparison. At the time I had the Mojovibe, I did not have a Dejavibe to compare to. Bob Sweet R.I.P. You can't go wrong with Mojo or Mega
jimigtrslingin 2 years ago
@jimigtrslingin I think the Mojo is crap. I've owned a Deja Vibe along side the Mojo and the Mojo sounds like a chorus pedal not a vibe. The best one is the Voodoo Lab. It has the most character of all of them. I laugh at anyone spending the money on a MegaVibe.
melindagreenjeans 1 year ago
@melindagreenjeans So you laugh at Philip Sayce then...I'd say his ears are pretty good.
SurfGreenTelecaster 1 year ago
@melindagreenjeans Anyome who champions the Voodoo Lab vibe is probably a company employee. They're muddy at performance levels and lack proper vibe tonality, sorry. The Mojo has it!
Purplexi 9 months ago
Definitely - vibe type effects do their own thing. The Mojo Vibe never leaves my pedal board. I've posted a video response with a song recorded using one.
marcelziul 2 years ago
HI! does it work with humbuckers? the Fulltone Dejavibe don't
satjathamma 2 years ago
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This demo is lame. Get a better guitarist and make a better video. Too much talking not enough playing!
guitarman430 2 years ago
oh man..I could jam to Robin Trower's Bridge of Sighs all day wwith one of these
miafins11 2 years ago
hoe about any trower. he uses vibes on like every one of his songs
coughlintm 2 years ago
yea your definitely right, but bridge of sighs is probably the funnest one to jam to, that and maybe day of the eagle
miafins11 2 years ago
Is it possible to set the "speed-button" on zero so it sounds like a chorus pedal ?
VintageReverb 3 years ago
no its not a chorus pedal its a univibe pedal
coughlintm 2 years ago
Okay understand.. Thanks;)
VintageReverb 2 years ago
no problem yeah i don't even no why they even call it chorus, but i gues thats what its been called since the 60s so why stop now.
coughlintm 2 years ago
It was called chorus because the engineers wanted to replicate the original chorale settings of the original leslies
Robokiller80 2 years ago 3
Uhh... guess you had better look at the label on top of the pedal that says "chorus".
jspartacus 2 years ago
hey dumbass its not a chorus pedal. its a vibe. it in no way has the standard doubling effect of a chorus. its a vibe with a vibrato and chorus function. it replicates a rotating speaker. before you talk all big do your research.
coughlintm 2 years ago 3
How about you just shut the fuck up and READ the PRINT on the EFFECT, huh? Retard...
jspartacus 2 years ago
what are you talking about. you know nothing aobut what your talking about.
coughlintm 2 years ago
Whatever, you illiterate idiot. Can't even READ the freakin' TOP of the PEDAL. You know? That part where it says CHORUS and VIBRATO?
jspartacus 2 years ago
yes. but commented about why i said it was a was called chorus and you got all defensive.its not your standard doubling effect of the eighties.(chorus is you signal repeated over itself) it is a Vbie made to replicte the chorale setting on a ROTARY SPEAKER.i know that it is a chorus and vibrato setting.you need to stop correcting stuf that people say when obviously you have no idea what your talking about.i have no idea where you are coming from i can't tell its chorus. do you no what a vibe is?
coughlintm 2 years ago 8
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You're an IDIOT. You have NO idea what you are talking about. A Univibe is a type of CHORUS. And you're an illiterate, deaf fool on top of that. Not only does it SAY "CHORUS" on the pedal, the guy calls it a CHORUS in the narration. But you're too stupid and arrogant to accept the fact that you're WRONG.
jspartacus 2 years ago
chorus setting to replicate the CHORALE(like chorus) on a rotary speaker.i know it says chorus. thats not the problem
chorus=Chorale setting on rotary speker.
univibes(including the chorus setting) use a 4 photocells and a lamp.2 different types of chorus. on is an actuall chorus the other is a chorus setting to replicate something that is no standard chorus.
can anybody help me explain this to a guy that does not want to understand or listen.
coughlintm 2 years ago 5
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You're a moron. It all boils down to the fact that a Vibe is a type of Chorus. But you don't want to listen... or read. Oh well, your idiocy has already been well documented here.
jspartacus 2 years ago
this is going no where
coughlintm 2 years ago
I think your 100%..as far as i'm aware the original uni-vibe started life as a attempt to copy a leslie speakers two speeds...i have a Dynacord CLS22 from the early 80's and on the slow speed it's similar to the uni-vibes slow chorus effect with the 'throb' if you know what i mean,...on the fast speed it's the closest thing i've heard to the real thing....i think the uni-vibe and it's clones have developed into an effect of their own..and this one sounds great.....
henzoni 2 years ago
thanks man.
coughlintm 2 years ago
Musictoyz rocks. But seriously, when you own a musicstore you need to grab one or ten of those good mics when creating vids ;-)
skurtix 3 years ago
How does this compare with the Fulltone Vibe? Anyone know? I have this pedal, it's great, but I've heard the Fulltone is darker sounding and more "Troweresque"
spacemanGoldie 3 years ago
I found the deja to sound somewhat more authentic and the Mojo to sound more pleasing to the ears. I got the mojo.
thesjkexperience 3 years ago
Is he doing a sweep there in the last part or just some nice pickin?
desel09 3 years ago
1:32 sounds like a 4 note arpeggio, so it's just a little sweep, and the rest is picking
ppackers0430 2 years ago