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Electro-Harmonix

Electro-Harmonix Stereo Electric Mistress Chorus/Flanger Pedal

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Features

  • Individual flanger
  • Individual chorus
  • Chorus and flanger may be used together
  • Filter matrix mode available allowing you to manually sweep the flanger
  • Power adapter included

Description

Generate slithering "Axis Bold as Love" textures. Use Filter Matrix mode to manually flange your sound or select a flange point allowing musically frozen tonalities. This is the only pedal where lush Stereo Flange and Stereo Chorus work together seamlessly for the richest modulations that undulate and flow over any stage or recording. Colorful and seductive in stereo. Features/Specs Truly independent stereo outputs Individual flanger Individual chorus and flanger may be used together Filter matrix mode available allowing you to manually sweep the flanger Tough and compact die-cast chassis 96DC-200BI power supply included.

Brand: Electro-Harmonix


Style: Flanger


Product Dimensions: 4.75"L x 4"W x 2.25"H


Item Weight: 1.46 Pounds


Voltage: 9 Volts


Voltage: 9 Volts


Amperage: 160 Milliamps


Audio Output Effects: Flanger, Chorus


Controls Type: Knob


Power Source: Electric


Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio


Signal Format: Analog


Style: Flanger


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 4.75"L x 4"W x 2.25"H


Item Weight: 1.46 Pounds


Item Dimensions: 8.5 x 3.8 x 4.2 inches


Connector Type: 1/4 inch (6.35mm) audio jack


Brand Name: Electro-Harmonix


UPC: 700355952756 683274010748


Global Trade Identification Number: 48


Manufacturer Part Number: Stereo Electric Mistress Flanger Pedal


Included Components: Power adapter


Item Type Name: Electric Guitar Electronics


Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty.


Manufacturer: Electro-Harmonix


Model Name: Stereo Electric Mistress w/EHX Power Supply!


Model Number: STEREO MISTRESS


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Electric Mistress .. Analog effect bliss
The Electro-Harmonix "Electric Mistress" is a fine, complex analog guitar signal processor built in the retro style. Its well-built, easy to use and understand, and creates sounds that are unlike any other guitar sounds you can imagine. Of course, you can use it to sound like a typical phaser or chorus, but the real beauty of it is that it has a huge array of sounds. I'm not a big signal processor fan .. I'm more about being a great player, but effects can inspire you. I find this one just such a box, though I use it sparingly. I like the Andy Summers sounds you can make with it, either on my acoustic electrics or on my solid bodies. It's cool and realatively inexpensive. My only knock is that I think it should have a battery powered option since the power supply adds another complexity of having to care for it when gig time arrives. I guess it eats batteries if you leave it on all the time so they just give you a power supply. Very creative! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2011 by Paul
    • Mmm-Hmm
Yes. Oh, Im sorry, I thought you were asking if you should buy it. YES! This is an excellent flange and chorus. Period. Id say complaints about versatility would be from a lack of knowledge on how to use it. No, its not going to "do things for you" Thats what digital gear is for. This is old school electro-harmonix magic. Best part? Pair this box of wonders with a Metal Muff on a square wave. If your mixer bursts into flames with amazing you did it right. I can make a cheap DIY LFO sound like a 500 dollar sound mod. In short, buy it. If your after the real deal chorus flange duo, this is where its at. Some crazy stuff we have done with it? Steel drum, Appalachian dulcimer, various contact mic recordings, open mic feedback distortions, click track with drum sticks on concrete floor, 5 gallon water jug bass drum, ect. Again, it is worth every penny. Buy it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020 by PlowHausStudios
    • This pedal from electro harmonix is a great all round modulation unit
This pedal from electro harmonix is a great all round modulation unit. It offers a tremendous amount of versatility in sound by giving you the option to blend flanger and chorus. An extra level of control is given by the filter matrix mode which allows you to stick on a level of modulation that suits you to find your "sweet-spot", much like on a way. Excellent all round product ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2016 by Theo Ouya
    • Is it even possible to give EHX less than 5 stars?
Review Image by Justin Thompson Justin Thompson
Review Image by Justin Thompson Justin Thompson
What’s not to love about the STEREO Electric Mistress?!?! It’s perfect. If you need the best sounding chorus you’ll ever find, you’re set. If you need some flange-y action that’s also the best, boom. Wanna get some crazy awesome tones that’ll make heads turn? Plug it into two amps and play with combinations of both the Chorus and Flanger, at different rates. I am a Chorus pedal must-haver, because I never play without it, and there’s really only been one other source that I’d feel comfortable comparing the quality of this to, and it was an onboard effect in an amplifier that I regret parting ways with. I never was able to find that sound in a pedal. Fast forward about a decade 😂 and I started getting into EHX, and when I watched the video for this thing…..well, honestly it wasn’t really geared toward my sound, which is a subtle but present chorus (fairly deep+low rate), but I was blown away by what it could do and I could not be happier with it, or any of their other pedals!!!! I’m going to throw down on the POG 2 next! Just waiting for it to reach that spot on the “equipment priorities” list. 😉 - Conclusion: if you’re considering this, and aren’t sure, just buy it. There is zero chance you won’t be 100% thrilled by it. That is, unless you don’t know how to turn knobs or plug things in. 🤷🏻♂️ #truth ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2021 by Justin Thompson Justin Thompson
    • Best flanger/chorus out there :)
Review Image by Ethan gasperson Ethan gasperson
Awesome pedal. I've been needing a flange sound for a long time. I went with EH and I was not disappointed. First thing I noticed was how unique this pedal sounds. I always get a lot of people asking what the sound is. I would recommend this pedal without a doubt
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2019 by Ethan gasperson Ethan gasperson
    • Nice pedal
Great sound. You can pretty much dial in any flanged/chorus sound you like from just a little to way too much....HA! It is built very solidly so it doesn't feel like it will break any time soon. I've always owned BOSS pedals, which I really like, but decided to try something new when I needed a chorus. I like the idea of having a chorus and a flanger together in one pedal. I wish the dimensions were listed better on the amazon site. It appears that the dimensions posted are of the box it comes in, not the product itself (at least when I ordered it - maybe that has changed???). I was pleasantly surprised when the pedal came and it was quite a bit smaller than what was listed on the site (so it fits nicely in my pedal board). Haven't tried the stereo bit yet - I'm sure it will sound great. The switch itself is awfully loud....it makes a very loud "CLICK" sound when engaging/disengaging the effect (minus one star for that). I sometimes play softer music and when I go to turn on the pedal it is really loud - that is pretty disappointing. In a live setting with drums/bass/guitars/vocals it probably wouldn't matter, but in quiet settings or during the quiet part of a song, switching on/off will be heard. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2010 by solarain
    • Only Chorus For Me
After a long investigation I chose this as my "chorus" because it is very customizable. I'm glad I got it. It's the only chorus I know that actually sounds pretty to my ear. True, it's actually a unique pedal on its own, but it covers the modulation thing well. It gives you a random kind of weirdness that I love. You would be mistaken not to try it out. And as a flanger it may not be completely versatile, but it does a very appealing version of that effect too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2015 by JMcH
    • Three Stars
The sound of the pedal is a bit plastics
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2015 by Alejandro Jara

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