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Mr Black Shepards End Sub Zero Flanger Pedal

£199.99

What is a Barber Pole Through-Zero Flanger? The Shepard’s End is a flanger, but it sounds unlike any flanger you’ve ever heard, played or experienced. While the term “Barber Pole” sounds rather interesting, essentially it means that this flanger does not have a beginning, or an end to its cycle. The usual flanger sound moves […]

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What is a Barber Pole Through-Zero Flanger?

The Shepard’s End is a flanger, but it sounds unlike any flanger you’ve ever heard, played or experienced. While the term “Barber Pole” sounds rather interesting, essentially it means that this flanger does not have a beginning, or an end to its cycle.

The usual flanger sound moves up and down, however, this flanger doesn’t do that! It goes up, continually. It goes down, continually. It can even go through the zero point, depending on how you dial the tone in.

Key Features

  • Simple Interface – Shape the style of unique flanger sounds exactly how you want with the simple, yet effective interface.
  • Regeneration Sounds! – On this pedal, you get both positive (swishy, phaser-y sounds) and negative (tubular, hollow, sucking-into-itself sounds) regeneration control.

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