MXR Script Phase 90 - LED Effect Pedal

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Get In Phase With Classic Sounds With The Dunlop MXR Script Phase 90 - LED Effect Pedal The Script Phase 90 combines vintage phasing with an LED and AC power jack for modern convenience. Often imitated but never duplicated, the elusive vintage script Phase 90 is at the top of the list for pedal collector's world-wide. The original version-available from the company's inception to the late '70s-practically defined the classic phase shifter sound, and was heard on everything from hard rock, jazz-fusion, to funk hits. The MXR Custom Shop Script Phase 90 brings back the headroom and clarity of the original, along with its ultra warm and smooth phasing and reduced midrange swell. And it comes dressed in the original smooth orange paint job and script logo with an LED and AC power jack, direct from the MXR Custom Shop. Built to original 1974 circuit design Features AC power jack and on/off status LED True bypass Input Impedance: 470 kΩ Output Impedance: 10 kΩ Max Input Level: -5 dBV Noise Floor: > 95 dB Current Draw: 8.2 mA Bypass: True Hardwire Power Supply: 9 volts DC Manufacturer: MXR Model: CSP101SL SKU: I192510-N-1-WHXB UPC: 710137029682 We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the trusted destination for musicians and audio professionals across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Family-owned and operated, our legendary music store delivers Everything in Music®—from instruments and recording gear to pro audio, rentals, and repair services. Our team of musicians and industry experts lives and breathes gear, helping you build the perfect setup for your next performance, studio session, or installation. As an authorized dealer for top brands, we also offer our award-winning CHUCKSCLUSIVE line—exclusive, limited-edition instruments and collaborations recognized with the NAMM Top 100 Dealer Innovation Award for redefining what a music retail experience can be. Chuck Levin’s isn’t just a st