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Please see photos for accurate description of condition of pedal, you won't find one in better shape probably ever, but certainly not on Reverb at the moment, as this is the only one!
The 401s are very close in sound but withou the same kind of feedback, or the kind of beautiful vibrato this one has, the other is more script phase 90 subtle. This still has the lusciousness that doesn't unwantedly boost/suck tone like a lot of phasers.. This phasor has no tone sucking while bypassed either!

Sounds like an EH Small Stone in feedback stage, and nicer than any script phase 90, I truly back that up with every morsel of feedback I have. It absolutely nails the Tame Impala phase tone; the Gilmour tone, pretty much all of them. And speeds up beautifully into an awesome faux leslie, into a wonderfully warbly vibrato that isn't too strong, while delicious.

NO VOLUME DROP, no issues at all, worst thing is the two screws missing, and they were missing when I acquired this beautiful phasor. Only selling to fund moving and trying to go thru more gear phases..And YEA, phasors with the phaSOR are always sweet. Seriously.

Please check out my shop for more awesome pedals priced to make a difference like this, along with axes, amps, keyboards, accessories and more, all priced to sell! Thanks.

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Listed9 years ago
ConditionGood (Used)
Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Phasor 401B
Finish
  • Burgundy & White
Year
  • 1970s
Made In
  • United States

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G'Whitty & Friends

Huntsville, AL, United States
Joined Reverb:2015

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