Nembrini Audio EK Phazevibe Bundle v1.0.3
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The Eddie Kramer Phazevibe pedal by F-Pedals is very unique because is not the clone of anything else.
It has been receiving great ratings from many musicians around the world and it is included in the top list, (along with the Echobandit by F-Pedals) of the “must-have pedals” posted on Premier Guitar by sound guru Pete Thorn.
The Eddie Kramer Phazevibe Plug-ins, Pedal and Rack version, are modelled after the original F-Pedal Phazevibe.
Both versions feature 3 modes of phaser effects that are selected by a slide switch. In the Rack version, there are also 3 different options of waveforms shape for each phaser mode.
Mode 1 - CLASSIC VINTAGE PHASER
The big red speed knob allows the user to range from a classic phaser through a vibrato and even a Leslie-ish effect.
Mode 2 - PHASE-WHA
A phaser with a hint of wha-wha, when used on the low speed, becomes auto-wha as you increase the speed up to a very unique vibrato.
Mode 3 - PHASE-UNIVIBE
A phaser with a hint of univibe when used on the low speed that becomes a Hendrix Uni-Vibe sound as you increase the speed. This mode is incredibly warm and can offer a beautiful and smooth vibrato.
The Pedal version is a very faithful reproduction of its analog hardware version, with the same warm and silk tone, developed with and inspired by the work of legendary music producer Eddie Kramer.
Pedal features :
Level Knob: Turning the Level control clockwise increases the amount of signal going to the output. This control can be used to balance the level of the processed signal with the original signal level
Tone Knob: Modifies the tone or sound of only the processed signal. When the Tone control is straight up, the processed signal is unchanged. Turning the Tone control clockwise boosts the high frequencies (treble) of the processed signal, and turning the Tone control counterclockwise rolls off the high frequencies of the processed signal
Speed Knob: Turn the Knob clockwise to increase and counterclockwise to decrease the speed of the modulation
FootSwitch On/Off: Switches the distortion effect In/Out of the signal path
