Is there any effect as regularly misunderstood as the humble Flanger? Some shy away, seeing it as overcomplicated. Others dismiss it as a one-trick pony (whale noises, anyone?) - maybe two note (Jet sounds, after all). Few realize that countless classics are Flanger-soaked: from The Police to The Cure (not to mention Prince) many a legendary artist knew how useful a splash of flange could be.
Alone is the first in its class: The hardest thing, made simple, and done right. Don't worry about interactive knobs, we have you covered - just set it and go. While we've kept the analog feel, we've added intelligent digital control to tame those interactions and make those classic sounds easier than ever to dial in. "Mode" takes you from Jet Liner in the sky to liquid flange, sunk deep in the deepest parts of the Atlantic. Maybe you'll even stumble upon a hidden mode if you're a fan of tape degradation & wear. Special thanks to Eric at Heuristic Industries for being the code wizard for this project
Controls:
Speed - How fast the modulation is, ranges from 0.1 to 7 HZ
Depth - How wide the modulation sweeps
Mode - This is the Crux of the whole pedal. With the switch in the up position you are in traditional flange mode, short delay time with feedback. With the switch in the down position you are in chorus flange mode, longer delay time with no feedback. The middle we are calling wow and flutter, it is similar to the chorus mode but with a wider degree of depth and an LFO that is randomized.
Footswitch - If you hold down the footswitch while the pedal is engaged the pedal will dynamically change the speed control. If your speed is under halfway up, the speed will be maxed out. If the speed is over halfway then the speed will be set to minimum. It will return when you let go of the footswitch
Alone is powered by industry standard +9V center negative power. DO NOT USE MORE THEN 9V