This 1981 DOD Phasor 490 is a vintage analog phaser pedal known for its rich, swirly, and often "spacey" modulation effects. Produced by DOD Electronics in Salt Lake City, Utah, this 4-stage phaser is characterized by its simple two-knob interface and distinct, robust construction. 

Key Features and Characteristics:

• Controls: The unit features two main knobs: Speed (or Rate), which controls the speed of the LFO, and Regen (Regeneration/Intensity), which feeds the signal back into the circuit to create a more intense, resonant sweep.
• Sound: It delivers a warm, thick, analog, and sometimes "Uni-Vibe-esque" sound, often described as creating intense sweeping textures suitable for funk, rock, and ambient styles.
• Power/Input: While often powered by a 9V battery, these vintage units require a 3.5mm (1/8") jack for external power, which was common for the era. 

Notes:

This 1981 DOD Phasor 490 Analog Phaser Pedal is in Excellent condition, part of a climate controlled collection, with very light visible wear (pictured) consistent with 45 year age and appropriate use. Does not include power source. Includes 9V battery.

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