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what types of pedals can glitch due to a dead spot?

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I just discovered the dead spots on my bass thanks to an octaver.

As I’m thinking of buying an analog Chorus, I was wondering, do I have a chance of getting glitches too?

And more generally, what types of effects are sensitive to dead spots?

Thanks!

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What you describe as “glitching” could just be resonant frequencies playing with the signal. There are certain notes I hit when I have a few fuzz pedals going that make it go from wild an unwieldy to very subdued and muted. Could be a similar thing.

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