MG-FX039

The product you are looking for is actually called the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser. It is a highly affordable, vintage-voiced modulation pedal designed to recreate the iconic 1970s "whoosh" sounds.

Core Specifications & Design

  • Circuitry: All-analog, classic 4-stage filter design.
  • Controls: Three knobs governing Rate (speed of the modulation), Depth (how pronounced the effect is), and Feedback (sends a portion of the filter's output back through the circuit for more extreme, metallic tones).
  • Enclosure: Built into a heavy-duty, road-ready steel chassis with top-mounted input/output jacks to maximize pedalboard space.
  • Bypass: True bypass switching to ensure your guitar's native tone remains unaffected when the pedal is turned off.
  • Power: Runs on a standard 9V battery or an external 9V DC power supply (consuming roughly 18 mA).

Tonal Character & Performance

The pedal excels at achieving classic classic rock, funk, and prog-rock textures. Reviewers from platforms like Sound on Sound frequently note that it smoothly replicates David Gilmour's mid-70s sweeps and Eddie Van Halen's signature "brown sound" without suffering from the low-end volume drop or muddiness that plagues other budget phasers

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Listed24 days ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Blood Moon Phaser
Finish
  • Red
Categories
Year
  • 2020 - Present

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DOWNHAM MARKET - NORFOLK, United Kingdom
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