Electro-Harmonix
1970s Electro Harmonix Small Stone Phase Shifter V2 Vintage Effect Pedal
1970s Electro Harmonix Small Stone Phase Shifter V2 Vintage Effect Pedal
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$275.00 USD
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If you’re chasing that unmistakable vintage swirl that defined an era, this Electro-Harmonix Small Stone Phase Shifter delivers it in the most authentic way possible. Made in NYC during the golden age of analog effects, this is the real deal, not a reissue, not a clone, but the sound that ended up on countless recordings.
This pedal is all about that lush, chewy phase tone that sits perfectly in a mix. From subtle movement that adds dimension to your clean playing, to deep, hypnotic sweeps that bring riffs to life, it just has that musical, organic feel that only true analog circuitry can provide. The Color switch lets you kick in a more pronounced, vocal-like resonance, giving you that extra intensity when you want it.
The single Rate knob keeps things simple, but incredibly effective. Slow it down for spacious, ambient textures or speed it up for a more animated, almost pulsating effect. It reacts beautifully to your playing, making it one of those pedals you don’t just set and forget, you interact with it.
Cosmetically, it’s got plenty of honest wear, scratches, and character from years of use, exactly what you’d expect from a vintage piece like this. That worn-in look just adds to the vibe and story behind it.
Players who know these older Small Stones understand why they’re sought after. There’s a depth and warmth here that modern versions don’t quite capture the same way. Plug this in and you’ll immediately hear that classic, unmistakable phase tone.
If you’ve been looking for a vintage modulation pedal with real personality and history, this is it. These don’t stick around long, especially in original condition, so you’ll want to grab it while you can.
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