Skreddy Swirl - Black
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Description
The Skreddy Swirl is an optical phase shifter inspired by the classic 1969 phaser and vibe sounds, delivering lush, chewy modulation with exceptional clarity and a naturally musical sweep. Designed to capture the swampy character of vintage units while improving frequency response, headroom and noise performance, it offers expressive modulation without overpowering your core guitar tone.
Featuring five light-dependent resistors and an optimized optical circuit, the Swirl produces a rich, addictive pulse that strikes the perfect balance between smooth, symmetrical movement and throbbing asymmetrical texture. With plenty of headroom, extremely low noise and distortion, and a large speed knob for easy foot control, it performs equally well before or after fuzz pedals.
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Skreddy Swirl Optical Phase Shifter
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Product Specs
Electronics
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Effect Type: Optical Phase Shifter
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Classic 1969-Inspired Voice
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Controls: Speed
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Speed Range: Nearly Stationary to Fast Rotary-Style Sweep
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Optical Circuit with Five Light-Dependent Resistors (LDRs)
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Low Noise Design
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Low Distortion Design
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Neutral EQ and Volume Response
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High Headroom
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Fuzz Friendly (Before or After Fuzz)
Hardware
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Large Speed Knob for Foot Control
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True Bypass Switching
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Green LED: Effect Status
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Red LED: Sweep Speed Indicator
Miscellaneous
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Vibe-Style Phaser Voice
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Optimized Sweep for Balanced Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Waveforms