Canadian pedal maker Retro-Sonic has unveiled its new flanger pedal, which the company touts as providing the “distinctive liquidy character and chorusy flanging” of Electro-Harmonix’s classic Seventies-era 18v Electric Mistress pedal.
The Flanger features controls for Rate, Range, Level and Color, as well as a Filter switch that turns the LFO sweep on and off. There’s also true bypass switching and an on/off LED to check effect status.
Like the Electric Mistress, the new pedal boasts an analog BBD path and runs at 18v.
The Flanger is available for $199.
For more information or to purchase, head to Retro-Sonic.
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