Foxx Foot Phaser
The Foxx Foot Phaser combines a phaser and a volume pedal in one enclosure, with the treadle controlling both functions. Rocking the pedal forward increases the volume while also sweeping the phaser's filter frequency, and pulling it back decreases volume and shifts the sweep in the opposite direction. A rate knob adjusts the speed of the phaser's modulation, determining how quickly the notched filter peaks move through the audio spectrum. The effect can be blended with the dry signal using a mix control, allowing subtle or pronounced phase shifting. The unit operates on battery power and uses standard mono input and output jacks, making it suitable for guitar or other line-level sources.
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User Reviews of the Foxx Foot Phaser
- Submitted by Ben from United States (250 points) on Apr 23, 2002
- I picked one of these up back in 95. A nice phasing sound. The foot pedal can control either the speed of the phasing (in which you can dial in the depth on a knob on the side, and the pedal controls the speed) or in a locked mode when the pedal controls the depth of the phasing with the speed of the movement. I like the latter better. For what it is, I like it, but I have found few applications for noise.
- Good Points: Great phasing tones.
- Bad Points: Haven't found many uses for noise. On/off switch is very noisey and pops loudly.
- Price Paid: US$125.00
- Purchased At: Guitar show
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