TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser Pedal

£34.99

This is a New TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser Pedal from TC Electronic, listed in Phaser Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The Blood Moon phaser is a simple and easy to use phaser pedal that will give you subtle, classic phasing to crazy jet-engine sounds by tweaking the rate, depth and feedback controls. If classic 1970s phaser tones make your heart beat faster, brace yourself for a sheer heart attack! Blood Moon Phaser resurrects the toothsome phaser sounds of yesteryear and transfuses them with a range of modern features such as top-mounted input/output and true bypass. 

Key Features

  • Invoke The Haunting Howls – Infuse your tone with the haunting howls and sacchariferous sweeps convoked by Blood Moon Phaser´s vintage four-stage filter – and get ready to rock out from dusk till dawn!
  • Top-Mounted Jacks – The top-mounted jacks make these pedals easier to use on a pedalboard where you’re trying to save space. You can get away with putting loads of pedals right next to each other on the board and the more the merrier right?
  • TC Analogue Range – The Bloodmoon Phaser is part of the TC Electronic analogue range. All easily powered with 9v power and made to save space on any pedalboard. They’re small without being ‘mini-pedal’ sized and come in a roadworthy enclosure ready to tour with.Vintage-style phaser pedal
  • Simple Interface – Classic four-stage filter design
  • True Bypass – True bypass and top-mounted I/O
  • Rugged Enclosure – Compact and roadworthy enclosure

The 1970s Called…

Some of the most iconic riffs and solos from the 1970s feature the swishy, swirling sounds of the vintage phaser. And the all-analog circuit found inside of BLOOD MOON PHASER makes it ultra-easy to add those amazing sounds to your setup. Whether you´re chasing that swirly mid-1970s Gilmour tone, the “brown sound” associated with a certain Mr. Van Halen, or simply want to add a little extra-smoothness to your Trower-inspired solos – Blood Moon Phaser really delivers!

Four-Stage Filter

BLOOD MOON PHASER is not only dressed to kill with its vintage good looks – the sound will blow you away! The classic four-stage filter’s Feedback control lets you send a portion of the output back through the circuit again for even more out-of-this-world sound effects. The sky and your imagination are the only limits…

Specifications

  • Runs on 9V batteries or optional 9V PSU
  • Power consumption: 9V DC and 18mA

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Brand

TC Electronic

Founded in Denmark in 1976 by brothers Kim and John Rishoj, TC Electronic first made its mark with the Stereo Chorus Flanger (SCF), prized for its transparent modulation. The company later developed the TC 2290 digital delay, a landmark studio processor, and extended its guitar range with compact effects, loopers and TonePrint-enabled pedals. JustPedals listings include the MojoMojo overdrive, Dark Matter distortion, Spark Booster, Ditto X2 looper and Flashback Triple Delay. TC Electronic now covers guitar, bass and voice products, so compare the exact model’s stereo routing, presets and control method.

Category

Phaser Pedals

A phaser splits the signal and shifts the phase of one path through a series of all-pass filter stages. When recombined, moving peaks and notches sweep across the spectrum, creating a rounded swirl rather than the evenly spaced comb filtering of a flanger. Stage count, feedback, centre frequency, rate and depth shape the width, resonance and pulse of the sweep.

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Analogue

The signal is shaped by continuously varying electronic circuitry rather than being converted into a digital effect algorithm. Component choice, operating voltage and circuit tolerances influence headroom, noise, clipping texture and the small variations in response between designs.

True Bypass

Connects input directly to output through mechanical or relay switching when the effect is off, removing the active circuit from the audio path. It avoids buffer colour but leaves cable capacitance and switching design to influence high-frequency loss and possible switching noise.