Phaser Pedals

Phaser Pedals And Phaser Guitar Effects

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What is a Phaser Effect? 

How does a Phase Pedal Work?  Well to make it as simple as possible, the phaser effect takes the signal and copies itself while it's out of phase.  Some say a phaser sounds a bit like an airplane.  Phaser effects are subtle and depending on depth of sound can give your solos that little extra.  Experiment with different phaser controls to help your recordings get a more professional sound.

What does the phaser pedal effect sound like? 

The phase effect sounds much like a swishing type sound.  An example of a phaser turned to the low setting is on Eddie Van Halen's solo for "Eruption".  If you listen closely you can hear the phaser swishing to get that distinct sound.

How to use a Phaser effect pedal? 

How to Hook Up an Effects Pedal.  When a song calls for a phaser effect you will tap the phase stomp box or phase shifter pedal to engage the phase signal to effect your guitar sound.  Hit the pedal again to disengage the phase stomp box.

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Phaser Pedals, Phase Pedal, and Phase Shifter Pedals Reviews And Buyers Info

 

Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter Pedal	MXR Phase 90 Effects Pedal	MXR Eddie Van Halen Phase 90 Pedal	Behringer PH9 Classic 90 Phase
Digitech XHP Hyper Phase 7-mode Phaser	Jim Dunlop M107 Mxr Phase 100	MXR CSP-101CL Custom Shop Script Phaser	DigiTech Hardwire Series SP-7 Stereo Phaser
EBS D-Phaser Triple Mode Bass Phaser	ToadWorks Phantasm Dynamic Phaser	Electro-Harmonix Worm XO Analog Wah Phaser Vibrato Tremolo	Behringer FX600 Digital Stereo Multi-Effects
Earthquaker Devices Grand Orbiter Phaser Pedal	Ibanez Tone-Lok AP7 Analog Phaser	Maxon Reissue Series Phase Tone	Jim Dunlop CSP026 Mxr Vint 1974 Phaser

 

 

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