Essential Information About the Moonbeam Phaser Pedal
- 6-stage analog phaser with free selection from 1 to 6 stages.
- Compact format and expressive interface for immediate adjustments.
- From subtle waves to thick whirlpools, including resonant filtered tremolos.
- Capable of unique textures, true to the "magnificent chaos" aesthetic of the Destroyer series.
The Phaser Reinvented
Inspired by the classic phasers of the 1970s, the Moonbeam breaks the mold by allowing precise selection of the number of phase stages. This ranges from the smooth musicality of vintage phasers to more defined, futuristic contours, all housed in a decidedly modern enclosure.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
Guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, and producers seeking an organic and versatile modulation effect. It fits into various styles: funk, psychedelic rock, indie, ambient, or electronica. In the studio, it subtly colors or leaves a distinctive signature; live, it maintains exemplary clarity.
Stage Control, Character Control
The phase stage selector (1 to 6) determines the depth of the spectral notch and the complexity of the movement. Expressive controls allow for slow speeds to create liquid soundscapes or fast sweeps for near-tremolo effects, with resonance adding bite. The compact format fits anywhere without compromising the sonic palette.
Sound
Warm, spacious, and lively, the Moonbeam preserves analog dynamics while offering an unusual variety of textures. At low stage counts, the sound remains airy and musical; at 5 or 6 stages, the curve becomes more dramatic, with pronounced notches and a hypnotic character. It responds sensitively to playing dynamics, from wide chords to solo lines.
Technical Specifications
Connectivity
- Input and output on 6.35 mm jacks.
- Compact format compatible with pedalboards.
Controls and Modes
- Phase stage selection: 1 to 6.
- Expressive speed and intensity controls (depending on configuration).
Included Accessories
- Original box.
- Documentation.
- Power supply not included.
Power Consumption
- 9V DC (center negative), typical consumption: 50 mA.
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