Keeley Electronics Phaser Effect Pedal W/ Box RARE COLOR & DISCONTINUED
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:43865191 | Brand: Keeley |
| To Fit: Electric Guitar | Type: Phaser |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States | Model: Keeley 6 Stage OTA Phaser w/ Tap Tempo |
| Analog/Digital: Analog |
Keeley Electronics Keeley Phaser * RARE BLACK SPARKLE COLOR*. Mint Condition with Original Box & Materials. This is a super lush Analog 6 Stage OTA Phaser. The Keeley Phaser has a Tap Tempo switch and a Ramp Switch which allows super slow phasing to super fast phasing speeds with a click of the footswitch, almost like a brake/accelerator to control the speed of the phasing!! Very cool & unique! Pedal was discontinued years ago and are hard to find especially in this Black Spark...le color!!I will ship the pedal via USPS Priority Mail to CONTINENTAL U.S. (Lower 48 States) BUYERS ONLY!! Thanks for looking!!Description from Keeley Site:The Keeley Electronics Phaser is a 100% analog signal path pedal with modern features like tap tempo.Perfection to your own tone with the edge control, now you can be in a unique place…from the first most mellow Phasers to the edgiest ones ever thought of.Our newest effect pedal, the Keeley Phaser! Swirl with deep rich phasing or rock out to some cutting, aggressive phasing. You can speed it up or slow it down with a brake-like function and tap in a phase rate/tempo.
This is the first OTA 6-stage Analog phaser with tap tempo and Leslie Style Ramp!The Keeley Phaser boasts a 6-stage analog phasing circuit based on OTA IC’s. Phasers with these circuits are known for very rich and deep phaser sounds. The phasing is not as mechanical as their JFET cousins and this contributes greatly to their lush sound. The Keeley Phaser has a beautiful resonant response in the slow speeds and a sonorous shimmer at the faster settings.While we were working on the sound, we were also looking for new methods of control. Features like speed ramps and tap tempos were what we had in mind. We tried creating some of these features without digital help at first. It soon became apparent that this was very limiting.We wanted the digital circuitry to feel like was an “Invisible Hand” turning the knobs on your completely analog effect. This is very much what we achieved with the Keeley Phaser. Your signal is never sampled, your sound never deconstructed. It’s as if an impossibly good guitar tech adjusted your phaser to the exact speed you were tapping.In addition to the tap tempo feature we added a ramp that allows you to merge seamlessly between two different speeds. We were looking for something similar to the brake on a Leslie. This feature turned out to be way more fun than we expected!This is a design idea from our long time friend David Szabados who was my partner on the entire Time Machine Boost pedal. He also created the design we went with.
This is the first OTA 6-stage Analog phaser with tap tempo and Leslie Style Ramp!The Keeley Phaser boasts a 6-stage analog phasing circuit based on OTA IC’s. Phasers with these circuits are known for very rich and deep phaser sounds. The phasing is not as mechanical as their JFET cousins and this contributes greatly to their lush sound. The Keeley Phaser has a beautiful resonant response in the slow speeds and a sonorous shimmer at the faster settings.While we were working on the sound, we were also looking for new methods of control. Features like speed ramps and tap tempos were what we had in mind. We tried creating some of these features without digital help at first. It soon became apparent that this was very limiting.We wanted the digital circuitry to feel like was an “Invisible Hand” turning the knobs on your completely analog effect. This is very much what we achieved with the Keeley Phaser. Your signal is never sampled, your sound never deconstructed. It’s as if an impossibly good guitar tech adjusted your phaser to the exact speed you were tapping.In addition to the tap tempo feature we added a ramp that allows you to merge seamlessly between two different speeds. We were looking for something similar to the brake on a Leslie. This feature turned out to be way more fun than we expected!This is a design idea from our long time friend David Szabados who was my partner on the entire Time Machine Boost pedal. He also created the design we went with.
