TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser Efekt typu phaser

TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser Efekt typu phaser

The TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser is a compact phaser effects pedal designed for guitarists who want to add movement and depth to their tone. As part of TC Electronic's pedal lineup, it delivers the swirling, whooshing modulation that defines classic phaser sounds, in a rugged stompbox format built for pedalboards.

With its intuitive control set, the Blood Moon Phaser makes it easy to dial in everything from subtle, slow sweeps to fast, pronounced modulation. The pedal is housed in a compact enclosure that saves space on your board, and it features true bypass switching to keep your core tone intact when the effect is disengaged.

Whether you are looking to add a touch of psychedelic swirl to clean passages or want to animate distorted riffs, the Blood Moon Phaser offers a straightforward, musical phaser effect. Its analog circuit design provides the warm, organic character that many players prefer for modulation effects.

Características principales

• Phaser effects pedal for electric guitar
• Compact and pedalboard-friendly enclosure
• True bypass switching
• Analog phaser circuit
• Controls for speed and depth
• Rugged construction for live use
• Clear status LED indicator

Especificaciones

Preguntas frecuentes

Is the TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser a true bypass pedal?

Yes, the Blood Moon Phaser features true bypass switching, which helps preserve your guitar's original tone when the effect is turned off.

What type of effect does this pedal produce?

It produces a phaser effect, characterized by a sweeping, swirling modulation that adds movement to your sound.

Is this pedal analog or digital?

The Blood Moon Phaser uses an analog circuit design, known for its warm and organic phaser tones.

What controls are available on the pedal?

The pedal offers controls for speed and depth, allowing you to adjust the rate and intensity of the phaser effect.

Es para ti si...

• You want a compact phaser pedal for your pedalboard.
• You prefer analog modulation effects.
• You need true bypass to maintain signal integrity.
• You play guitar and want to add swirling modulation to your tone.