Baroni Labs Baroni Lab Miss Flanger vs Mask Audio Electronics Alone Flanger

The Baroni Labs Baroni Lab Miss Flanger and the Mask Audio Electronics Alone Flanger are both pedals sharing analog warmth.

Similarity
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50% moderately similar

Shared tone character
citedDerived from overlapping tonal signals across both listings.
  • analog warmth
Citation fame
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Price

$185via Reverb

Description

The Baroni Lab Miss Flanger is a fully analog flanger pedal handcrafted in Italy. Controls include Rate, Range, and Color, with a toggle switch for Filter Matrix mode that disables the automatic sweep to allow manual static filter positioning. True bypass. Power supply is nonstandard 12V DC, which Baroni Lab uses across their entire boutique pedal range. Dimensions 125 x 40/30 x 98mm. All Baroni Lab pedals are 100 percent hand-crafted using high-quality components. Priced at $179. Produces vintage analog flange effects with the practical addition of a static comb filter mode for manual frequency notch shaping.

The Mask Audio Electronics Alone Flanger is a boutique flanger from UK manufacturer Mask Audio Electronics, delivering analog-voiced flanger with vintage jet sweep and comb filter character in boutique UK construction. Mask Audio is a small UK boutique manufacturer making high-quality effects.

Genres
citedGenres this gear is documented as being used in.
  • new wave
  • funk
  • acoustic
  • Classic Rock
  • Electronic
  • New Wave

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