subdecay starlight MK2 versus Moog MF flange

[preservation]

I've never really been into flanger that much, but after hearing these two pedals I am really stoked.
Has anyone ever tried these ?


Seems that the Subdecay does a lot more in terms of shape/S&H,
but I get the feeling the Moog might have the upper hand in terms of "chewiness".
I also prefer the Moog layout (too jacks/exp pedal ability/look).

They can be had for approx the same price used, and I really don't know which way I'm leaning.

[Unicorn Warrior]

No experience with either of those, but I've been intrigued by the sceptre (I think?) by Chase Bliss Audio. Might be too much to spend on a flanger though.

[preservation]

yeah, too much $ for me - sounds great and squishy though.
$120-150 is A-OK to me.

[preservation]

Trying the Starlight first.
I have the Moog MF Chorus and it's awesome... but does NOT nail the 80s chorus sound I love like the Ibanez SC10 does.

[preservation]

the Starlight rules.
capable of some very thick stuff. i'd probably only ever use the Sample&Hold, 8step, and 16step after a 100%wet delay or reverb trail...
BUT
the pseudo-chorus/metallic flange/swoosh stuff is on point.

unlike my Ibanez chorus, it adds no volume boost or drop - just effects your signal.

EASILY does the Duran Duran Come Undone sound, which i didn't even realize until i accidentally got the sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICnlyNUt_0o

also really comes super-close to the Andy Summers Police tone.

really stoked about this pedal and frankly surprised i like a flanger pedal as much as i do.
the Moog MF Chorus is going back online for sale. in fact i think the Starlight covers all the Moog's bases.