Krautrock Phaser Revisited

US Erica Synths Black K-Phaser is a tribute to German electronic music pioneers      22/12/21

Erica Synths has  introduces the Black K-Phaser, which they say is their take on a classical, genre defining FX unit – the Krautrock Phaser.

A spokesperson told us, "The Black K-Phaser is our tribute to the German electronic music pioneers that largely shaped the sound of electronic music worldwide. It retains the original concept of 8 all-pass filters with photoresistors, but we redesigned the filters and modulation circuit and added several unique features. A dip switch allows for selecting the number of filter stages involved in the resonance path, while the resonance attenuverter brings in never-heard-before feedback artefacts, and most importantly – the SPREAD mode detunes the all-pass filters for even more distinct behaviour. A built-in voltage controlled LFO with selectable waveforms expands the modulation possibilities of the phaser and can be used as an independent modulation source for your modular system as well."

Features:

  • 8 all-pass filters with photo-resistor control
  • Classic and Spread (filter detune) mode
  • Resonance attenuverter
  • Selectable resonance path
  • Built in VC LFO with a dedicated output
  • Wet output

 

Pricing and Availability:
RRP: 190 EUR (VAT excl.)
MAP: 229 USD

Estimated shipping due December 27, 2021

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