Der StewMac EC Expander wurde entwickelt, um den Klangbereich von E-Gitarren zu erweitern. Er basiert auf der EC Expander-Schaltung, die ursprünglich für Eric Clapton entwickelt wurde. Das Pedal fügt eine aktive Entzerrung hinzu, die bei Aktivierung die Klarheit und den Frequenzgang verbessert. Es ist für die Verwendung mit standardmäßigen passiven Tonabnehmern konzipiert, ohne dass das Instrument modifiziert werden muss. Der Effekt kann wie ein herkömmliches Stompbox-Pedal ein- und ausgeschaltet werden. Das Pedal ist für Live-Auftritte und den Einsatz im Studio vorgesehen.

The StewMac EC Expander is designed to expand the tonal range of electric guitars. It is based on the EC Expander circuit originally developed for Eric Clapton. The pedal adds active equalization that enhances clarity and frequency response when engaged. It is designed to work with standard passive pickups without modifying the instrument. The effect can be switched on and off like a conventional stompbox. The pedal is intended for live performance and studio use.

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EC Expander

Can't wait 5 YEARS for an Analogman King of Tone? Now you can build a pedal that captures the tone of the amazing original. Raved about by players like John Petrucci, Gary Clark Jr, Samantha Fish, and Warren Haynes, you no longer have to wait to add it to your rig.

Inspired by a heavily-modded Marshall Blues Breaker, this 2-in-1 pedal is something completely different. It's transparent but still warm and gritty, with a full range of frequencies available, all while keeping the core tone of your guitar and amp.

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Feeling limited by phasers that are one-knob-wonders? Not anymore! This is our take on the revered Mu-Tron Phasor II—the most versatile phaser ever made! A studio-quality optical phaser, we pack all the tone and legendary flexibility of the original in a pedalboard friendly box.

Designed to recreate double tracking and synths studio sounds, the Mu-Tron Phasor II gave players a dynamic and lush phase sound right at their feet. Finally players could recreate those complicated textures live—and nothing was the same after. From rotary speaker shimmer or wild spacey soundscapes, every knob twist sparks inspiration.

Can't find one? Build your own
Highly coveted and nearly impossible to get your hands on, originals routinely sell for $500 or more! Wear and tear makes vintage models unreliable—we set out to make one for the modern player. That's when the Lightcycle was born. We studied the unique circuit and signal path and did not rest until we nailed the classic sound.

Total control of your tone
What sets this phaser apart is the extreme tone shaping right at your fingertips. If you've wanted more from the MXR Phase 90, this is the pedal for you. On the front are controls for depth, rate, and feedback, letting you dial in anything from subtle swirl to rapid tremolo and synthesizer sounds. Want to get really deep? Two internal controls let you dial in the sweep and intensity of the phased signal.



Lightcycle Phasor II