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Aguilar Grape Phaser
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Anasounds Phase Lag
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Catalinbread Many Worlds
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Earthquaker Devices Grand Orbiter V3
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Electro Harmonix Nano Bad Stone
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Electro Harmonix Small Stone
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Electro Harmonix Worm
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Empress Effects Phaser
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JAM pedals Ripple
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JHS 3S Phaser
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Keeley Bubble Tron
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Keeley Dark Side V2
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Keeley Super Mod Workstation
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Matthews Effects The Chemist V2
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Matthews Effects The Whaler V2
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MXR Deep Phase
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MXR EVH Phase 90
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MXR Phase 90
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MXR Phase 95
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MXR Script Phase 90
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Old Blood Noise Endeavors Dweller
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Old Blood Noise Endeavors Visitor
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Source Audio Lunar Phaser
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Strymon Zelzah
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Vs Audio Vibler
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Phaser
Electronic filter
A phaser pedal is a type of electronic filter. The effect consists of a filter and a mixer. The effect splits the input signal into two identical parts. The first part remains unprocessed and the second part goes through a filter where different frequencies are filtered. Often the different peaks and valleys of the filter are controlled by an LFO, a low frequency oscillator. If you then mix both signals in the same ratio, the well-known phasing effect is created.
The phaser, when modulated by a low-frequency oscillator, is closely related to the flanger. The difference is that a phaser often has an irregularly shaped frequency response. The flanger always has peaks and valleys equidistant from each other.
The two most famous guitar phaser pedals are the MXR Phase 90 and the Electro Harmonix Small Stone. Phasers aren’t just used as an electric guitar effect. You also encounter the effect in electronic music production. In addition, you often hear it with the Beatles and other music from the 60s and 70s.