The Rotosound King Henry pedal invites you to explore the iconic sounds of the '60s with a modern twist. Crafted by the legendary John Oram, a former engineer at Vox, this pedal captures the essence of vintage phase shifting while introducing authentic analog warmth that's hard to find in today's digital age. With its intuitive controls for rate, depth, and peak, the King Henry allows musicians to shape their sound with precision, whether you're aiming for subtle harmonic movement or a full-on psychedelic swirl. Its robust construction ensures it can withstand the rigors of the road, making it a reliable companion for gigging musicians.

Whether you're looking to add a touch of nostalgia to your sound or seeking a versatile phase shifter for your pedalboard, the Rotosound King Henry delivers with both style and substance.

Key Features:

• Designed by John Oram, former Vox engineer
• Authentic analog phase shifting
• Controls: Rate, Depth, Peak
• Classic '60s chassis and components
• Durable construction for reliability on the road

Product specs

FAQs

What type of effect does the Rotosound King Henry pedal produce?

The Rotosound King Henry is a phaser pedal, which creates a sweeping, swirling sound by modulating the phase of the audio signal.

Is the Rotosound King Henry suitable for both guitar and bass?

Yes, the Rotosound King Henry phaser pedal can be used with both guitar and bass, offering versatile modulation effects for either instrument.

What power supply does the Rotosound King Henry require?

The Rotosound King Henry phaser pedal requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common for most guitar pedals.

How does the Rotosound King Henry differ from other phaser pedals?

The Rotosound King Henry offers a unique sonic character with its vintage-inspired phasing effect, providing a classic, warm modulation that distinguishes it from more modern phaser designs.

Can the Rotosound King Henry pedal be used in a live performance setting?

Yes, the Rotosound King Henry is designed for both studio and live performance use, delivering reliable and consistent phasing effects on stage.