Manufacturers

Guitar Pedals from Mantic

Welcome to your ultimate guide to Mantic's guitar pedals. This catalog serves as your starting point to explore and compare all pedals crafted by Mantic. Designed for easy navigation, we hope you can quickly find detailed information on each pedal, including specifications, user reviews, and demo videos. Whether you're searching for the latest releases, seeking to expand your pedal collection, or exploring options for a specific sound, hopefully Stompbx can assist you in finding exactly what you need.

Bass Effects

Vitriol

The Vitriol by Mantic is a variable high-gain distortion pedal with integrated low-pass and high-pass filters. It is designed for use with both bass guitar and guitar. The pedal features a heavy-duty mechanical footswitch, true bypass, a "dry" signal output jack, and a 9V DC center-negative barrel jack. The current draw is 13mA. Specifications: \- Variable high-gain distortion \- Integrated low-pass and high-pass filters \- Heavy-duty mechanical footswitch \- True bypass \- "Dry" signal output jack \- 9V DC center-negative barrel jack \- 13mA current draw The Vitriol is constructed from high-quality components and features two output jacks: one for the wet signal and another for the dry signal. It also includes controls for level and distortion, providing ultimate tone control. No further technical specifications are available at this time.

Distortion

Vitriol

The Vitriol by Mantic is a variable high-gain distortion pedal with integrated low-pass and high-pass filters. It is designed for use with both bass guitar and guitar. The pedal features a heavy-duty mechanical footswitch, true bypass, a "dry" signal output jack, and a 9V DC center-negative barrel jack. The current draw is 13mA. Specifications: \- Variable high-gain distortion \- Integrated low-pass and high-pass filters \- Heavy-duty mechanical footswitch \- True bypass \- "Dry" signal output jack \- 9V DC center-negative barrel jack \- 13mA current draw The Vitriol is constructed from high-quality components and features two output jacks: one for the wet signal and another for the dry signal. It also includes controls for level and distortion, providing ultimate tone control. No further technical specifications are available at this time.

Fuzz

Flex

The Flex by Mantic is a versatile pedal with a wide range of features and capabilities. Initially released in 2014, the Flex continues to set itself apart from other PLL (phase-locked loop) pedals. It offers a wild range of sounds and controllability, creating a new and inspiring voice out of anything you put in. The Flex Pro version comes with an expression jack to control the rate of the LFO (low-frequency oscillator). It is biased to offer the most usable range of PLL sounds in a broad musical context without compromising the user's ability to experiment. The Flex Pro features a mix control, filter range selector, and variable speed LFO for tracking modulation. It has a 9VDC center-negative polarity and a 35mA draw. The pedal also includes a dry/wet mix for added versatility and an input VCA with offset changes that drastically alter the tone based on the input level set. The pedal is designed with the same PLL circuit as the original Flex, Flex Pro, and FLEX xs guitar pedals. It is recommended for use as an effect with quick enveloped sounds, percussion, snappy basslines, VCOs, and as an aux send, as it can create something new and exciting out of anything thrown at it. The Flex by Mantic has notable users including Nick Reinhardt, Adrian Belew, Jack White, Justin Meldal-Johnson, Simon Francis, Claudio Sanchez, Ikey Owens, and Juan Alderete.

Reverb

Proverb

The Proverb by Mantic is a spring-style reverb pedal designed to create unique and evolving soundscapes with subtle modulation effects. It offers the ability to self-oscillate in creative, user-controlled fashions, allowing users to create euphoric and meditative textures or drown out sounds in a sea of Gaussian noise. The pedal features true bypass and a heavy-duty 3PDT footswitch, ensuring minimal signal interference when disengaged. Key Features: \- True Bypass \- Heavy duty 3PDT footswitch \- Industry standard 9V DC barrel jack (center negative) \- Expression control jack to dynamically control the "dwell," enabling users to expressively change the reverb tone and bring in or pull out reverb self- oscillation (compatible with any Moog EP or equivalent) \- 80mA current draw Specifications: \- Dimensions: 4.7" x 3.7" x 1.2" (119mm x 94mm x 30mm) \- Standard 9V power \- 80mA current draw The Proverb also provides the ability to dynamically control the "Dwell" amount via an expression pedal, allowing users to manipulate the reverb tone and self-oscillation. Notable users of the Proverb include Ikey Owens, Ed Rodriguez, Nick Reinhart, and Simon Francis.

Wah Wah

Flex

The Flex by Mantic is a versatile pedal with a wide range of features and capabilities. Initially released in 2014, the Flex continues to set itself apart from other PLL (phase-locked loop) pedals. It offers a wild range of sounds and controllability, creating a new and inspiring voice out of anything you put in. The Flex Pro version comes with an expression jack to control the rate of the LFO (low-frequency oscillator). It is biased to offer the most usable range of PLL sounds in a broad musical context without compromising the user's ability to experiment. The Flex Pro features a mix control, filter range selector, and variable speed LFO for tracking modulation. It has a 9VDC center-negative polarity and a 35mA draw. The pedal also includes a dry/wet mix for added versatility and an input VCA with offset changes that drastically alter the tone based on the input level set. The pedal is designed with the same PLL circuit as the original Flex, Flex Pro, and FLEX xs guitar pedals. It is recommended for use as an effect with quick enveloped sounds, percussion, snappy basslines, VCOs, and as an aux send, as it can create something new and exciting out of anything thrown at it. The Flex by Mantic has notable users including Nick Reinhardt, Adrian Belew, Jack White, Justin Meldal-Johnson, Simon Francis, Claudio Sanchez, Ikey Owens, and Juan Alderete.