The Radial Phazer Class-A Phase Adjuster is your secret weapon for unlocking phase-coherent, multi-mic recordings that sing with rich, full-bodied tones. Whether you're recording electric guitars, kick drums, or acoustic instruments, the Phazer ensures that your sound sources are perfectly aligned, delivering a pristine, phase-accurate mix. With its intuitive single dial, you can effortlessly adjust the phase from 0 to 180 degrees, or push the boundaries by engaging the polarity reverse switch for a 181 to 360-degree range, opening up a world of creative tonal possibilities.

This Class-A phase alignment tool is engineered with 100% discreet components, providing seamless and natural phase curves, especially crucial in the lower frequencies where phasing is most noticeable. A variable lowpass filter allows you to hone in on these lower frequencies, reducing phase anomalies and ensuring your bass tones remain tight and impactful. Built with durability in mind, the Phazer's rugged 14-gauge steel chassis means it's ready for the rigors of both studio and road use.

Key Features:

• Class-A circuitry with 100% discrete components for optimal sound quality
• Single knob phase adjustment from 0 to 180 degrees, with polarity reverse switch for 181 to 360 degrees
• Variable lowpass filter to focus phase alignment on lower frequencies
• Rugged 14-gauge steel construction with protective bookend design
• Balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4" inputs and outputs
• True bypass with relay for pure signal integrity
• 15VDC power supply included, ensuring reliable performance

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary function of the Radial Phazer Class-A Phase Adjuster?

The Radial Phazer Class-A Phase Adjuster is designed to align the phase of two audio signals, often used to correct phase issues in multi-microphone setups or when blending direct and mic'd signals.

Can the Radial Phazer be used with both microphone and instrument signals?

Yes, the Radial Phazer can handle both microphone and instrument signals, featuring both XLR and TRS inputs and outputs for flexible connectivity.

Does the Radial Phazer require an external power supply?

Yes, the Radial Phazer requires a 15V DC power supply, which is necessary for its operation.

How does the polarity switch on the Radial Phazer improve audio alignment?

The polarity switch on the Radial Phazer allows you to invert the phase of the signal by 180 degrees, which can be crucial for achieving proper phase alignment between two audio sources.