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Ibanez has added a new addition to its MINI pedal lineup with the Flanger MINI. Modeled after a vintage Flanger sound, the Flanger MINI delivers pro-quality tones in a compact box.

Made in Japan, the Ibanez FLMINI features three control knobs: depth, regen and speed. A true bypass switch provides the shortest, most direct signal path, as well as the cleanest possible sound. The 100 percent analog circuitry offers amazingly natural-sounding tones. The FLMINI is a classic, warm and full-sounding Flanger pedal that takes up minimal space on your pedalboard.
Ibanez FLMINI Mini Vintage Flanger Pedal
Ibanez FLMINI Mini Vintage Flanger Pedal
Ibanez FLMINI Mini Vintage Flanger Pedal

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  • Three control knobs: Depth, regen, speed
  • Bypass switch provides the shortest, most direct signal path
  • 100 percent analog circuitry

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    submitted3 years ago

    byMartin

    fromCincinnati. OH

    Seems most flangers are derived from the EHX Electric Mistress, which used 18 volts. Lots of the spin-off 18V flangers don't have a battery option, which might present a problem on a majority-rules 9V pedal board. Space on my board's getting tight. Ibanez's (9V, no battery option) tiny form fits--a major factor in my decision to go with that brand. This flanger also has surprising heft. Weighty for its size. This inspires confidence. Buy one and be happy.

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  • submitteda year ago

    asked byKen

    fromWinsted, Ct.

    Does this work on bass guitar (does it keep the low end in tact)?

    Does this work on bass guitar (does it keep the low end in tact)?

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    That's a judgement call. You need to hear it.