FX75-B Stereo Flanger

mmm... has a signal boost that you think could be helpful sometimes but it's not, even worst live.

It's tough

Needs a lot of tweaking for and acceptable flange sound

Don't like how it sounds and as you can see everybody looses the battery cap because its located on a bad place and has a bad security clip, hate the power adapter input being on the left side and it's connector type. Why does it says "use a 10v adapter" when we know uses 9v??

Some other reviewers have called this pedal weak, but I think they have the FX75C and aren't paying attention.  I find the FX75B to be very...flangey.  Sorry, I can't think of a better description.  If you are familiar with "Nobody's Fault But Mine" by Led Zeppelin, it's kinda like that.  Not exactly, but closer than other pedals.  I don't use it all the time so when I step on a Flanger pedal, I want it to Flange, and this one sure does.

I've had a bunch of these and never had any problems with them.  My only problem is thinking I don't want it anymore and selling it, only to miss it and buy another one.  I swear as of this writing that I'm done.  I'm hanging on to this one.

Four knobs (delay, speed, depth, and regen).  Stereo outs.  I found a sound I liked right away.  Make sure you get the older FX75B and not the more recent FX75C.  They are NOT ALIKE AT ALL!!  The newer (green) FX75C is weak and quiet.  The older (blue) FX75B is kind of overwhelming by comparison, but in a good way (to me).

I do appreciate the fact that DOD has the manuals for most of their older pedals on their website.  If you're looking for the manual for the FX75B you won't find it.  You have to open the one that says FX72, which is the old Bass Flanger.  They share a manual.  If you can spare the space on your PC, download all of the manuals and keep them before DOD goes belly up and the manuals are gone.

Like I said before, it's very flangey.  Good for hard rock, but also for any style you want that sound in.  Just remember not to get the FX75C instead.  That pedal sucks.

Good (but not great) sound quality.  Not as strong of an effect as other flangers but a decent basic flanger.

Pretty good, standard DOD construction.  The two drawbacks are the plastic pedal switch and plastic battery door that many people lose.  I've never had a problem with either but they are drawbacks never the less.

An easy to use basic flanger.

Never had to deal with them.

This was the first pedal I ever owned.  A lot has changed in 8 years though.  It's not the strongest or most versatile flanger you will find but a pretty decent one and (in my opinion) better than the more recent DOD FX-75C.  If you are looking for a great flanger, I would recommend the Boss BF-3 but this a great basic flanger for the money.