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Description
Fulltone was the first to put out an exact copy of the legendary Vintage'60's Univibe on a large scale, starting in 1994.
Product specs
| Brand | Fulltone |
| Model | Stereo Deja Vibe |
| Finish | White |
| Year | 2010s |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Chorus and Vibrato |
FAQs
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What type of effects can the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo produce?
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The Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo is designed to emulate classic Univibe effects, offering lush chorus and vibrato tones reminiscent of the late '60s and early '70s psychedelic rock sounds.
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Does the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo work well with both guitar and bass?
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Yes, the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo is suitable for both guitar and bass, providing rich modulation effects that enhance the tonal character of either instrument.
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What power supply does the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo require?
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The Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo requires a standard 18V DC power supply, which is essential for achieving its signature sound and maintaining optimal performance.
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Is the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo true bypass?
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Yes, the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo features true bypass switching, ensuring that your signal remains clean and unaffected when the pedal is not in use.
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How does the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo differ from other Univibe pedals?
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The Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo offers stereo outputs and a compact design while maintaining the authentic sonic characteristics of vintage Univibe units, making it a versatile choice for modern setups.
Videos
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Reviews
PROS
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Excellent stereo sound enhances dual amp setups
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Offers versatile settings including Vintage Chorus, Modern, and Vibrato
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Delivers a warm, rich modulation reminiscent of classic tones
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Highly praised for its authentic recreation of iconic vibes
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Compatible with a variety of guitar and amp combinations
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Ideal for achieving classic rock tones like Pink Floyd or Robin Trower
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Enhances sound quality in wet-dry-wet configurations
CONS
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Lacks a pan feature to alternate sound between amps
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo.
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Setup and maintenance
Comparisons
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Owners report the Fulltone Mini Deja Vibe handles drive and gain effectively, outperforming the MXR UniVibe, which can sound phaser-like with gain.
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Owners prefer the Fulltone '69 fuzz over the NKT high gain Sunface for its dynamic range and contour knob, enhancing sound versatility.
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The Deco pedal is noted for its stereo flanging, contrasting with the Keeley Eccos, which excels in slap-back delays.
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Use cases and applications
Mods and upgrades
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The EP Booster is frequently used as a substitute for the Deco's left side, offering similar tonal benefits.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 15 Ratings
Artist usage
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The Fulltone Mini DejaVibe can be seen in the middle of the shot at 0:15.
Alex Turner uses the Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo Chorus Pedal that has been seen on his pedalboard since the Suck It and See tour/recording sessions, used also during the recording/tour of the “AM” era also. An example of how Turner uses this pedal is for songs such as “Knee Socks.”
Pictured is Alex Turner during a live show during Arctic Monkeys “Suck It and See” tour in 2011. The Fulltone can be seen under the Boss DM-1 Delay Machine on his board.
Cook's guitar setup revolves around a '60s Simms Watts rig and custom?built Rosewell Bluesman, though for the Sound City sessions, he also borrowed engineer James Brown's Audio Kitchen Big Chopper amp. For more ambient sounds, he'd plug into various toys, including a WEM Copicat or Roland Space Echo, Electro?Harmonix Holiest Grail reverb pedal and Fulltone Deja Vibe stereo phase/chorus.
Nels Cline uses a Fulltone Deja Vibe pedal. "I love the Deja Vibe," Cline says at (25:40).
As spotted on his pedalboard, Doyle Bramhall II is using this effect.
In this interview with Guitar Player, Robin Trower says "Yes, I use the DejaVibe..."
"I'm into the Fulltone Minivibe right now. That thing is awesome for me when I'm looping. That pedal will sound a little higher for some reason – it colours the tone a little so when you add another loop on top they sound different."
In-depth guitar talk with the instrumentalist by Rob Laing, August 11, 2010
In this video at 4:45 Chris shows his Deja Vibe.
Whitford’s pedalboard features a Dunlop Crybaby wah, Seymour Duncan Tweak Fuzz, Fulltone Deja Vibe, MXR Carbon Copy analog delay, and an original Marshall The Guv’nor overdrive
On Fulltone's official website, Paul's artist page contains 3 pictures, one of which shows the DejaVibe.
Album Usage
The Fulltone Mini DejaVibe Stereo has been featured on the following albums:
Genre Usage
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