The Dunlop Uni-Vibe incorporates the original Uni-Vibe circuit design utilizing hand matched photo-resistors, a long-life incandescent lamp, and custom engineered light housing to ensure the sonic integrity of the unit. The durable brushed stainless steel housing is designed to protect the control knobs against accidental bumping during play. Learn More...










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10 out of 10








10 out of 10








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10 out of 10Feature:
Well, it has two sonic features -- chorus and vibrato. It does its job and sounds great; what more do you want in a pedal?
Nice bonus: AC adapter is included.
Quality:
Feels like a brick. It's made of steel. You get the sense that you could beat it with a sledgehammer.
Sound:
Rich, creamy chorus and smooth vibrato. Absolutely silent compared to my Small Clone, and about a thousand times better than the software vibrato/chorus in Logic. I play Les Pauls through various Fender tube amps and occasionally record DI. Sounds great in every configuration, but especially with those gorgeous Fender clean channels.
Ease of Use:
Three knobs, a chorus/vibrato footswitch, and a (silent) bypass switch. It takes minimal experimentation to dial up a nice tone. One-page manual, but you don't need it.
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10 out of 10








10 out of 10








10 out of 10Feature:
it comes with a little thinger you can hook up to the wall
Quality:
its all real solid
Sound:
The pedal pretty much replicates the sound of "Machine Gun" from Jimi Hendrix exactly. It may be 200 bucks but it shows in its sound.
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