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MXR - M226R Flanger Doubler
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324,17 €
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Arrival expected on Nov 3, 2026
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The MXR M226R Flanger/Doubler gives your guitar expressive analogue modulation, capable of ranging from a sweeping, metallic movement to a subtle thickening of the signal, with a tonal character inspired by productions from the 1970s and 1980s. Its design also opens the door to experimental textures, with precise control over blend, depth, speed and return, plus CV connections that allow you to integrate the pedal into creative set-ups where the signal likes to stray from the usual sonic norms.
ARTICLE N° 126849
Presentation
This MXR effects pedal combines two distinct channels: a flanger capable of producing metallic sweeps and a doubler that thickens the signal through time-delay, allowing you to switch between chorus, vibrato, short slapback and more pronounced modulation effects, with Manual, Width, Speed, Regen and Mix to precisely shape the depth, speed, return level and the ratio between the processed signal and the dry signal, depending on the desired tone.
The analogue operation is based on bucket-brigade circuits and covers delay times suited to both flanger effects and more spaced-out doubling, with a range of 0.33 to 5.5 ms in flanger mode and 14 to 66 ms in doubler mode, and the Invert switch reverses the polarity of the processed signal to create hollow textures, a more airy feel or a boost to the lower mid-range, depending on the combination of the selected mode and the various available settings.
The two Sweep LEDs provide a visual readout of the instantaneous delay time and track the combined action of the Manual, Width and Speed parameters, making modulation movements immediately apparent in a live or studio setting, whilst True Bypass preserves the signal path when the effect is disengaged.
The CV In and CV Out connections extend functionality beyond a conventional pedalboard, with a 0–5 V range suitable for synthesisers, sequencers, compatible expression pedals and other equipment capable of controlling external modulation; the CV signal from the internal LFO can then transmit the movements defined by Manual, Width and Speed to other compatible effects or instruments, to coordinate depth and sweep speed within a chain combining multiple modulation sources and give the processing a truly experimental dimension.
The analogue operation is based on bucket-brigade circuits and covers delay times suited to both flanger effects and more spaced-out doubling, with a range of 0.33 to 5.5 ms in flanger mode and 14 to 66 ms in doubler mode, and the Invert switch reverses the polarity of the processed signal to create hollow textures, a more airy feel or a boost to the lower mid-range, depending on the combination of the selected mode and the various available settings.
The two Sweep LEDs provide a visual readout of the instantaneous delay time and track the combined action of the Manual, Width and Speed parameters, making modulation movements immediately apparent in a live or studio setting, whilst True Bypass preserves the signal path when the effect is disengaged.
The CV In and CV Out connections extend functionality beyond a conventional pedalboard, with a 0–5 V range suitable for synthesisers, sequencers, compatible expression pedals and other equipment capable of controlling external modulation; the CV signal from the internal LFO can then transmit the movements defined by Manual, Width and Speed to other compatible effects or instruments, to coordinate depth and sweep speed within a chain combining multiple modulation sources and give the processing a truly experimental dimension.
Other features
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MXR M226R Flanger/Doubler
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Guitar effects pedal
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Type: flanger / doubler
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Technology: analogue
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Circuit: charge-coupled devices (BBD)
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Effects: flanger, doubling, vibrato, chorus, slapback
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Sound characteristics: metallic modulation, jet-like sweep, thickening
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Controls: Mix, Regen, Manual, Width, Speed
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Mix: balance between processed signal and direct signal, 0–100 per cent
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Regen: control of feedback and resonance
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Manual: control of average delay time
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Width: control of sweep amplitude
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Speed: sweep speed control
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Doubler: delay time increase
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Invert: processed signal polarity inversion
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Input level: instrument / line
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LFO frequency: 0.025 ⭢ 18.5 Hz
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Flanger delay time: 0.33 ⭢ 5.5 ms
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Doubler delay time: 14 ⭢ 66 ms
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CV control range: 0 ⭢ 5 V
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Bypass: True Bypass
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Connections:
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Input: ∅6.35 mm jack
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Output: ∅6.35 mm jack
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CV In: ∅6.35 mm jack
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CV Out: ∅6.35 mm jack
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Power supply: 9 V⎓ / 160 mA adapter, sold separately
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Polarity: centre negative
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Battery operation not supported
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Dimensions: 122 x 91 x 52 mm
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Weight: 810 g
To find out more...
In the studio, Doubler mode can be used to thicken a guitar take without immediately multiplying the number of tracks, with an adjustable delay that ranges from a chorus-like effect to a short slapback, and on to more pronounced effects as the delay time increases.
In a CV-controlled setup, the pedal can become part of a setup where a sequencer or synthesiser directly influences the modulation, enabling coordinated movements between multiple effects and allowing you to explore rhythmic sweeps, cyclical variations or evolving textures without relying solely on foot controls.
In a CV-controlled setup, the pedal can become part of a setup where a sequencer or synthesiser directly influences the modulation, enabling coordinated movements between multiple effects and allowing you to explore rhythmic sweeps, cyclical variations or evolving textures without relying solely on foot controls.