Warm Audio Mutation Phasor II

Description

Mutation Phasor II

Embrace the 70s Legend with the Warm Audio Mutation Phasor II, a faithful recreation of the iconic, 100% analog phaser circuit from the experimental 1970s. This pedal delivers vintage vibes and allows you to infuse your music with depth, wobble, and swirl for that “instant funk” effect on guitar, keys, bass, and more. Built using premium components, this electro-optical phase-shifting pedal stays true to the original, offering rich, psychedelic tones beloved by artists like Billy Corgan and Robin Trower.

Rich Analog Tone: Enhance your rig with the Mutation Phasor II, transforming it into a tone-shaping instrument. Fine-tune the depth and speed for a unique phaser experience. Dial up the feedback to send phase shifts into overdrive, creating those signature “wooshes” and adding a new dimension to your sound.

Premium Build: The pedal boasts a true-to-original 70s circuit with classic RC4558P op-amps, vintage-style diodes, carbon resistors, and film capacitors, all housed in a durable, vintage-inspired steel case.

Intuitive Controls: Revisit the experimental controls with the Mutation Phasor II’s “Depth,” “Rate,” and “Feedback” settings. Adjust the “Depth” for ultra-rich phase shifting, varying the sweep range for deeper modulation. Change the “Rate” to control the phase-shifting speed, adding more or less “wobble” to your sound. Increase “Feedback” for a more intense phase effect, especially impactful at slower rates.

Technical Specifications:
– Electro-Optical Phase-Shifting Pedal with Feedback Circuit
– Phasing Rate: 0.1Hz – 18Hz
– Premium Components: RC4558P Op-Amps, Vintage-Style Diodes, Hand-Selected Film Capacitors, and Carbon Resistors
– Controls: Rate, Depth, and Feedback
– Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20KHz
– Min Feedback: 4V RMS, 11.2V Peak-To-Peak | Max Feedback: 2V RMS, 5.6V Peak-To-Peak
– Current Draw: 150 MA
– Buffered Bypass
– Power: 9-Volt Battery or External 9V Regulated DC Adapter (Center-Negative)

Experience the true essence of 70s experimental sound with the Mutation Phasor II.