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TC Electronic Mimiq Mini Doubler

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Unleash the power of studio-quality double-tracking right from your pedalboard with the TC Electronic Mimiq Mini Doubler. This compact yet mighty effects pedal is your ticket to achieving the rich, layered sound of multi-tracked guitar lines in a live setting. Designed to capture the subtle nuances of double-tracked recordings, the Mimiq Mini enhances your riffs and solos with unparalleled depth and presence.

At the heart of the Mimiq Mini is an innovative algorithm that replicates the organic variations of a studio recording, from timing to pitch, bringing a larger-than-life feel to every performance. Its intuitive controls let you fine-tune your sound effortlessly. Use the Tightness control to dictate how precisely your virtual guitar clones follow your lead, or loosen it up for a more relaxed vibe. The Effect control allows you to manage the volume of the doubled tracks, while the Dry knob adjusts the blend of your original tone, ensuring perfect balance.

Whether you’re playing clean or with distortion, the Mimiq Mini optimizes your tone with true bypass switching to preserve your guitar's natural sound when not in use. Compact enough to fit on any pedalboard, this pedal is a must-have for guitarists seeking to replicate the grandeur of studio double-tracking live on stage.

Key Features:

Studio-quality doubler effects pedal
Tightness, Dry, and Effect controls for fine-tuning
Innovative algorithm for authentic double-tracked sound
True bypass switching for unaltered tone when bypassed
Compact design suitable for any pedalboard setup

Product specs

Pedal Type	Doubling
Analog/Digital	Digital
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
USB	1 x Mini-B
Bypass Switching	True Bypass
Power Source	9V DC power supply required (sold separately)
Height	2.2"
Width	2.5"
Depth	3.9"
Weight	0.46 lbs.

FAQs

How does the TC Electronic Mimiq Mini Doubler enhance my guitar sound?: The TC Electronic Mimiq Mini Doubler adds up to three additional guitar tracks to your original signal, creating a realistic double-tracking effect. This results in a thicker, more layered sound, perfect for achieving studio-quality guitar tones live.
Is the Mimiq Mini Doubler compatible with bass guitars?: Yes, the Mimiq Mini Doubler is compatible with bass guitars. It effectively enhances the sound by providing a rich, layered effect that can add depth and dimension to your bass playing.
Does the Mimiq Mini Doubler require a specific power supply?: The Mimiq Mini Doubler requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately. It does not run on batteries, so ensure you have the appropriate power source for operation.
What is the purpose of the tightness control on the Mimiq Mini Doubler?: The tightness control on the Mimiq Mini Doubler allows you to adjust the timing and precision of the doubled signals. This feature helps you fine-tune the effect from loose and spacious to tight and synchronized, according to your preference.
Can the Mimiq Mini Doubler be used in a stereo setup?: Yes, the Mimiq Mini Doubler features stereo inputs and outputs, making it suitable for stereo setups. This capability allows you to create expansive, immersive soundscapes by utilizing both stereo channels.

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PROS

Creates a thicker guitar sound, characteristic of doubled guitars
Maintains core tone of the guitar, even when effects are added
Compact and easy to incorporate into existing pedal setups
Works well in stereo setups for a bigger sound
Allows for minimalistic use while being effective
Enhances sound without overwhelming other effects
Encourages experimentation with settings for optimal use
Effective with both clean and distorted signals
Can replace the need for an additional guitar player live
More affordable than other high-end doubling pedals

CONS

Noticeable tone and volume reduction when engaged
Requires careful adjustment to avoid overpowering other effects
Effect may be too subtle for some, lacking noticeable variation
Some users find the doubling effect too understated
May not sound as effective when used with a single amp
Can make the sound thinner and weaker in a two-amp setup
Not as versatile in creating pitch variance alongside delay
Effectiveness varies significantly depending on the amp used

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Features and functionality

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The Mimiq Mini lacks a blend function but can still achieve a stereo effect by splitting the signal and turning off the dry signal on one amp.
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The Mimiq Mini enhances clean tones effectively, offering a subtly richer sound even without distortion.
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Use cases and applications

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Best placement in the effects chain is at the end or right before reverb to simulate two guitar players; user preference is key.
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It's possible to create a stereo effect by routing the dry signal to one amp and the full effect to another for a doubled sound.
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The mini version only has a single output, unlike the full-size Mimiq, limiting its out-of-the-box stereo capabilities.
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Value and pricing

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B-stock versions of the Mimiq Mini are available on Reverb for $45, offering a cost-effective option.
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User experience

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Owners experience a thicker sound when using the pedal in a stereo setup, enhancing the overall sonic texture.
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Owners report satisfaction with using the Mimiq Mini in both clean and slightly driven settings, contrary to the common distortion application.
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Some users place the pedal at the start of their chain, experimenting with different placements for varied results.
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4.5 out of 5

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jimmarchi1

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about 9 years ago

This is my 'separation' tool for my multi amp setup.

This pedal is ALWAYS on the EL34/closedback side of my dual amp rig set 100% wet and for a subtle, single double. It sounds really good. After getting rid of my nova system I missed the doubling. I flirted with strymon and keely but I wanted HIFI shit (not purposely distorted, compressed and retro -- I don't need that in front of my amp). This is it. Tiny and effective. AND cheaper than the other 2 doublers I was checking out. The processed sound still sounds like my core tone. Any artifacts are completely hidden through my dark EL34 amps (traynor and selmer).... my voxes and matchless are less forgiving in that department, but this doesn't feed the vox side. I don't use this with 1 amp. That'd just be silly, right? This is r eally cool with the amps spaced wide and some ping ponging slap delay later. In the effect chain it sitsright after the Radial Tonebone ABY (always in Y mode). After this tehre's a Nove drive, the elft side of an M5 that's usually off but is there for modulation, the odd echo, maybe reverb, then the left side of the flashback which is always on 1 of the 3 presets with the effect level and feedback assigned to my 2 expression pedals. The great thing about this is I didn't need to change my presets on the FB to incorporate it whereas now that I dumped the analog chorus and went with the M5 I have to start over on presets. I mean, I am using my same 3 delays and the same nova drive rpesets, but I ened to create patches for choruses, flanges, phasers, compression, whatever I find I like on the M5 utilizing my core gear. And on the vox side I am still puttering with amps, deciding what can go in my spare 2 loops. Anything 30 watts or less will work well into a stock ac30 cab but right now tis aj ust a matchless at 30 and a half-powered handwired ac30. But this little guy was a great addition to the rig, for real. Easy to incorporate and just totally gave me that modern studio doubling vibe I wanted. They've improved their algorithm compared to the double/detune on the Nova/G systems. This little thing is outstanding.

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