Fender Phaser Pedal

$149.99 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Phaser Effects Pedals category, Fender Phaser Pedal is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Step into a world of sonic exploration with the Fender Lost Highway Phaser Pedal. This analog gem brings a wave of motion and texture to your sound, perfect for both dreamy chords and searing leads. At its core lies a Fender-designed circuit that offers versatility and aural richness, housed in a tough yet lightweight anodized aluminum chassis. This pedal's standout feature is the footswitchable speed control, allowing you to shift seamlessly between slow, atmospheric sweeps and fast, pulse-quickening modulations. Each speed setting boasts independent Rate and Depth controls for finely-tuned phasing.

The Lost Highway Phaser offers a choice between sine and triangle waveforms with its intuitive wave toggle switch, and the ability to switch between 4- and 8-stage phasing adds extra layers of resonance. The Sensitivity control is a game changer, adjusting the modulation rate with the intensity of your playing, making it feel like an extension of your instrument. For the gigging musician, LED-backlit knobs and a magnetically latched 9-volt battery door make on-the-fly adjustments and power swaps a breeze. Enhance your pedalboard with this dynamic tool and experience the lush, swirling soundscapes that only true analog phasing can provide.

Key Features:

All-original analog phaser circuit by Fender
Footswitchable slow/fast speeds with independent Rate and Depth controls
Wave toggle switch for sine and triangle waveforms
Switchable 4- and 8-stage phasing effects
Sensitivity control for modulation rate adjustment based on playing dynamics
LED-backlit knobs for visibility in low-light settings
Rugged yet lightweight anodized aluminum chassis
Patent-applied-for magnetically latched 9-volt battery door
Classic Fender amp jewel LED for a vintage look

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The Sensitivity knob allows dynamic control, switching between Slow and Fast settings based on playing intensity.
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The Lost Highway offers a +3dB boost switch, providing additional volume control flexibility.
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The clean blend feature is effective when the sweet toggle is off, reducing any unwanted coloration of the sound.
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Owners highlight its ability to mimic Leslie rotary speaker sounds and emulate David Gilmour's tones from "Dark Side of the Moon."
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Effective for Jerry Garcia's "Loser" and Bo Diddley's "He's So Mad," showcasing its versatility in classic rock and blues genres.
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The pedal is versatile enough to be compared favorably with the EQD Grand Orbiter, suggesting it can handle a wide range of phasing needs.
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Comparisons

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Preferred over the MXR Phase 95 for slower phase speeds, making it suitable for subtle modulation effects.
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Compared to the Bad Stone, the Fender Phaser offers a more transparent tone, similar to the Mu-Tron Phasor.
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