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Electro Harmonix Stereo Polyphase phaser effect pedal

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Electro Harmonix Stereo Polyphase phaser effect pedal
Product no: NES-STEREOPOLY Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Are you looking for an outrageous phaser effect pedal with lots of options? Take it to the next level with the Electro Harmonix Stereo Polyphase!

Three modes

The Stereo Polyphase has three different modes: ENV, LFO and EXP. EXP means that you can plug in an expression pedal to control the phaser effect.

In ENV mode, the phaser uses an envelope follower to create a synth-like auto-wah. The LFO mode uses a low-frequency oscillator, resulting in a deep, rich phaser effect with a more rhythmic pulse or sweep.

Who’ll benefit from this phaser pedal?

Thanks to its optical electronics, the Polyphase is ideal for high-output instruments such as keyboards. That means the pedal is not only suitable for guitar players, but can be used by a wide variety of musicians. Plug in your instrument and start experimenting with crazy sweeping phaser effects. The sky is the limit!

Electro Harmonix deserves its reputation as a world-class manufacturer of effect pedals - the Stereo Polyphase proves that once again.

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Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	946 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	20,3 x 16,7 x 8,0 cm

Product specifications

die-cast metal housing
effect type: stereo phaser
true bypass
knobs: feedback, gain, mode, start, stop, rate
envelope switch: slow/fast
LFO switch: triangle/square
bypass on/off foot switch
input: 1x mono 6.3mm jack
input: 1x 6.3mm jack for expression pedal
output: 2x 6.3mm jack
LED indicator light
weight: 0.75 kg
dimensions: 152 x 119 x 61 mm (WxLxH)
included: 24V/100mA adapter

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