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TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser

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3.5 (29)

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Page last updated Jul 02, 2026

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Embark on a sonic odyssey with the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser Effect Pedal, where vintage vibes meet modern innovation. This compact powerhouse packs a punch with its four-stage phaser circuit, offering everything from gentle undulations to full-on psychedelic swirls. Designed with simplicity in mind, its intuitive three-knob layout lets you effortlessly dial in the perfect rate, depth, and feedback for your sound. Whether you're looking to add subtle texture or transform your tone into a spacey soundscape, the Blood Moon Phaser stands ready to fuel your creativity and elevate your performance. Crafted for durability and versatility, it's the perfect addition to any pedalboard, promising to take your musical expression to new heights without breaking the bank.

Key Features:

Four-stage phaser circuit for versatile sound shaping from subtle to extreme
Simple three-knob layout for easy control over rate, depth, and feedback
Durable steel chassis construction ensures road-worthy reliability
Part of the esteemed Smorgasbord of Tone series

Product specs

Pedal Type	Phaser
Analog/Digital	Analog
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
True Bypass	Yes
Power Source	9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Power Usage	25mA
Batteries	1 x 9V
Height	2.3"
Width	2.9"
Depth	5.2"
Weight	1.1 lbs.

FAQs

What type of power supply does the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser require?: The TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately. It can also be powered by a 9V battery.
Is the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser suitable for both guitar and bass?: Yes, the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser works well with both guitar and bass, providing rich modulation effects that enhance the tone of either instrument.
Does the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser have true bypass?: Yes, the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser features true bypass, ensuring that your signal remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.
How does the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser differ from digital phaser pedals?: The TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser is an analog pedal, which typically offers a warmer and more organic sound compared to digital phaser pedals.
What are the input and output options on the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser?: The TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser has one 1/4" input and one 1/4" output, making it easy to integrate into most pedalboards and setups.

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PROS

Performs exceptionally in the effects loop
Clean tone with wide bandwidth, ideal for electric bass
4 stage all analog phaser with deep, resonant phasing
No low-end suck-out or muddiness
Solid construction and good value for money
Great retro effect for basses, leads, and analog monosynths
Enhances sound with nuanced effect modification

CONS

Phase polarity flip can cause issues with other pedals
Noticeable volume boost when engaged
Adds a "swooshing" hiss to the sound
Lacks a wet/dry control for blending effects
Can be too bulky for some pedalboards
Signal noise is present, even without playing
Tone alteration and noisiness even at zero depth and feedback

Owner Insights

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Features and functionality

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The feedback and depth knobs on the Blood Moon Phaser allow for a unique frequency sweep effect, adding versatility to the pedal's sound.
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It's noted that the pedal employs a latching switch mechanism, potentially involving a relay for true bypass functionality, which may complicate DIY modifications.
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Comparisons

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The Blood Moon is described as having a "uni-vibe squish" while offering more musicality than the MXR phasers, despite being noisier at high gain settings.
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User experience

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Some users find the speed knob's range limited, with most usable settings packed into a small area, but it does achieve a high-speed, almost ring-mod effect.
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The pedal is noted for its warm, full tone that works well both clean and with overdrive, although it may not satisfy those seeking extensive control and complexity.
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Value and pricing

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Considered a great value at $50, it's praised for outperforming MXR's phasers in its price range, though it's not comparable to higher-end options like the Moog Phaser.
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Purchased for 65 AUD, users find the Blood Moon Phaser an excellent budget choice for building a basic pedalboard.
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Use cases and applications

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Owners aiming to replicate David Gilmour and Tame Impala tones find the Blood Moon Phaser effective for these styles.
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Setup and maintenance

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Users transitioning from digital setups like Logic Pro to analog pedalboards find the Blood Moon Phaser a suitable entry-level choice.
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The internal trim pot adjustment does not resolve the volume boost issue; it adjusts the bias for the depth instead.
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Mods and upgrades

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Some users are exploring adding a 100k log pot as a volume control to address the significant volume increase when the pedal is engaged.
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A transistor-based solution has been suggested online to mitigate the volume jump, though a volume pot mod is preferred by some for simplicity.
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3.5 out of 5

Based on 4 Reviews and 29 Ratings

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dimensiomat

290

over 3 years ago

clean versatile phaser with internal trimpot as bonus

Good phaser, you can dial in quite a different range of tones, but I struggle to make it work for me, I am to stupid for this thing. I always wondered why some famous phasers just have one control, now I know. Usual smorgasbord clarity and quality. I always check the smorgasbord pedals for trim pots, this has one, but it is a bit hard to reach in their slightly weird casing design.

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Alternative rock Ambient Experimental

jafromusic

296

almost 7 years ago

Solid pedal, if unspectacular.

Like a lot of the "big box" TC Electronic pedals they're good value for money if you're just after some effects for your first foray into grown-up pedalboards like I was when I got mine, nothing particularly bad to report other than my Big Muff seems to react weirdly to it, causing a big spike in level whenever it's used with it. But I don't tend to use them together much anyway, but still. Solid pedal, good price.

greatbigether

195

almost 8 years ago

It's colored.

It's a phaser. I wish the rate knob could go even slower, the depth is sufficient, and feedback is useful. The problem is the pedal is colored and noisy. It's obvious even at zero depth and feedback that your tone has changed pretty substantially. I don't even use it anymore.