The Fundamental Series pedals from Walrus Audio were created and manufactured in Oklahoma City at Walrus HQ to meet the tonal demands of professional musicians, while also being user-friendly enough to cater to beginner effects enthusiasts. Each device includes three sliders for sound customization, along with a three-way switch for mode selection. Here, we have the Walrus Audio Fundamental Series Phaser.

The Fundamental Series Phaser has the ability to produce phaser sounds ranging from simple and mild to heavily modulated. Its digital emulation of classic analog phaser with is stunningly accurate and highly versatile. Utilize the Rate, Feedback, and Depth slider controls to manipulate the LFO speed, affected signal sent back into the feedback loop, depth of the waveshape to your liking. The mode-selecting switch features Light, Medium, and Heavy phaser options. Light is almost barely there, with just enough phasing to tease, while Medium emulates the warmth of a classic phaser, with more presence within the signal. With the Heavy setting, the phaser effect becomes multi-voiced, offering a plethora of sounds to manipulate with the sliders to find something new you may have never heard before.

The Walrus Audio Fundamental Series Phaser is ready to get anyone started with their journey into phasing effects. And if you're already seasoned effects vet, this pedal is the perfect addition to your collection of noisemakers, always at the ready with plenty of high-quality phaser sounds. 

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  • Fundamental Phaser
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  • Standard

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