Resolver Effect?

[cheeb]

I was in the local music store and saw a (Vox?) effects modeling amp and it listed Resolver as one of the effects. What the heck is that?

[cheeb]

Booomp

[Phorhas]

Uhhh... used to resolve band problems when dealing with a lead guitarist
... so, either a mute switch or a THC based product... it really depends on the type of music used with


LOL

[Seljer]

After some googling, it seems to be on of Fender's modeling amps, not the Vox ones

out of the manual for the Cyber Twin SE
Resolver
A low-fidelity effect that purposely reduces the quality of the input signal. Effective for "lo-fi" filtering on song introductions, for example

[cheeb]

0_0   wooow...

I sure would like an analog version of that...

[jlullo]

isn't that similar to the LoFo Mofo?

[cheeb]

I don't know. I'd have to hear the Resolver. The Lofo just trashes your guitar's tone and boosts the treble to insane mess freqeuncies.

[Pushtone]

And its cheap too!

[caress]

band pass filter!  and maybe some distortion/fuzz!

[cheeb]

Right. Boost the mids, drop the bass and treble, add dist/fuzz/od. I'll go try out the Resolver on the Fender amp tomorrow and see if it's the same as the Ibanez pedal.