skreddy pedals Skreddy Pedals Swirl

skreddy pedals Skreddy Pedals SwirlMaker: Skreddy Pedals Model: Swirl Condition: New Description: Signature vibe sounds Thick, vocal modulation, sweet, other worldly, moving phase shift, and rotating speaker emulation Whether you set the speed to slow and subtle movement or throbbing, 3 D, shifting tones or rapid spinning, you'll groove as the Skreddy Swirlbeautifies your guitar sound with its hypnotic and oldschool authority. You can use this for any classic vibe effect, but you'll

Maker: Skreddy Pedals

Model:  Swirl

Condition: New

Description:

Signature vibe sounds

Thick, vocal modulation, sweet, other-worldly, moving phase shift, and rotating speaker emulation

Whether you set the speed to slow and subtle movement or throbbing, 3-D, shifting tones or rapid spinning, you'll groove as the Skreddy Swirl™beautifies your guitar sound with its hypnotic and oldschool authority.

You can use this for any classic vibe effect, but you'll come up with lots of new uses for it; sure to inspire!

Chewy, lush, watery, vibe-style phaser with superior clarity and frequency response compared to a vintage specimen or a clone

Gorgeous and addictive tone, just swampy enough

The sweep has been optimized for the fullest possible range and intensity without going "over the top."  Perfect balance between a smooth, symmetrical and a throbbing, asymmetrical waveform.  This is not a bashful effect, but your guitar's tone will still shine through loud and clear.

Extremely low noise and low distortion, maintains neutral eq and volume footprint

Big knob for easy foot control

Goes from almost standing still to super fast rotary spin

LED Indicators:

Bypass (Green) indicates when circuit is active, off when in true-bypass

Speed (Red) indicates the speed of the sweep, always active

Is this a "real" vibe or a phaser?

Definitions: a vibe is a phaser that's made with discreet transistors and optical electronics.  The input stage of a vibe is similar to a simple discreet op-amp circuit, and each phase-shifting stage is made with a darlington pair with "bootstrap" positive feedback for high impedance and available gain (again, op-amp-like) which feeds both a negative and a variable phase-shifted positive signal to the next stage.  At the end of four of these stages, the original dry signal is mixed together again at the output.