TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser

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[custom_html] Vintage-Style Phaser Pedal with Four-Stage Filter and All-Analog Circuit [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMCOS1tWd6c[/video] If you are looking for a classic ’70s-style phaser, the Blood Moon phaser pedal from TC Electronic offers an array of tonal effects at an amazing price point. The Blood Moon features an all-analog circuit design — not only do you get stellar phaser tone, but you get it with the foundational warmth and heft that only analog can provide. And when you need to really howl, a vintage 4-stage filter provides that next-level swirl and swish to your sound. What’s more, a Feedback control inside the 4-stage filter allows you to send a slice of the output back through for an even more ear-pleasing effect! TC Electronic knows when you are onstage you want simple, no-nonsense faceplate controls to make those quick tweaks to your settings as smooth as possible. That's why the Blood Moon features Rate, Depth, and Feedback dials along with a true bypass switch to keep your night moving smoothly. All of these features and more are why the Blood Moon phaser is a big hit here at Music Experience! TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser at a Glance: Classic '70s-style phaser with all-analog circuit design Vintage 4-stage filter provides that next-level swirl and swish to your gain Simple, no-nonsense faceplate controls to make those quick tweaks to your settings as smooth as possible What TC Electronic Says... If classic 1970s phaser tones make your heart beat faster, then brace yourself for a pulse-raising blast from the past! BLOOD MOON PHASER resurrects those toothsome phaser sounds of yesteryear thanks to its upgraded all-analog circuit design. Now you can infuse your tone with the haunting howls and luscious sweeps generated by BLOOD MOON PHASER´s vintage four-stage filter – and rock out from dusk till dawn! The 1970s Called… Some of the most iconic riffs and solos from the 1970s feature the swishy, swirling sounds of th