Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the MXR M82 Bass Envelope Filter? A: The MXR M82 Bass Envelope Filter is a guitar effect pedal designed specifically for bass, delivering classic analog envelope filter sounds in a compact and user-friendly format.
- Q: How does the Dry and Effect control work? A: The Dry and Effect controls allow you to adjust the mix of your direct bass signal and the effected sound, helping you maintain your low end while adding funk to your tone.
- Q: What types of bass guitars are compatible with the MXR M82? A: The MXR M82 is compatible with both passive and active bass guitars, thanks to its adjustable Sensitivity knob that tailors the response to your specific instrument.
- Q: Can I use this pedal with a power supply? A: Yes, the MXR M82 comes with a 9V power supply included, and its circuitry is designed to withstand over-voltage or polarity mishaps.
- Q: What are the key features of the MXR M82? A: Key features include separate Dry and Effect controls, Decay and Q controls for shaping filter tones, a Sensitivity knob for adjusting response, true bypass switching, and a durable aluminum housing.
- Q: Is the MXR M82 pedal portable? A: Yes, the MXR M82 is designed with portability in mind, featuring a lightweight aluminum housing that makes it easy to transport and fit on pedalboards.
- Q: How do I set the Sensitivity knob? A: The Sensitivity knob adjusts how the pedal responds to your playing dynamics; you can tweak it to suit your attack style and the type of bass you are using.
- Q: What is true bypass switching and why is it important? A: True bypass switching allows the signal to pass through the pedal without any alteration when it's not engaged, preserving the original tone of your instrument.
- Q: Can I achieve different filter tones with this pedal? A: Yes, the MXR M82 allows for a wide range of filter tones which can be shaped using the Decay and Q controls.
- Q: What should I know about the warranty or return policy for the MXR M82? A: Warranty and return policies may vary by retailer, so it is best to check with the specific store where you purchase the pedal to understand their terms.