BOSS / PH-3 Phase Shifter [Used] [USED] Guitar effector

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A wide range of sound make-up is possible with a well-effective controller and a variety of mode switches. [Accessories] ● None [Features] ● The phaser electronically shifts the phase to obtain the effect of periodic changes in the filter. It is an effector that can be used. -The PH-1, which appeared as the first phaser of the BOSS compact effector in 1977, received high praise from many guitarists for its warm 4STAGE sound. After that, it evolved into PH-1R equipped with RESONANCE and PH-2 with a maximum of 12 STAGE specifications. The PH-3 inherits all of these sounds and is equipped with new unique features and unique modes. A wide range of sound make-up is possible with a well-effective controller and a wide variety of mode switches. [Main specifications] ● Specified input level: -20dBu ● Input impedance: 1MΩ ● Specified output level: -20dBu ● Output impedance: 1kΩ ● Recommended load impedance: 10kΩ or more ● Bypass: Buffered bypass ● Control: STAGE Switch, RES (resonance) knob, DEPTH (depth) knob, RATE (late) knob Pedal switch ● Indicator: CHECK indicator (also used as battery check) ● Connection terminal: INPUT terminal: standard type, OUTPUT terminal: standard type ● EXP / CTL terminal: Standard stereo type, DC IN terminal ● Power supply: Manganese battery (9V type) or alkaline battery (9V type), AC adapter (sold separately) ● Current consumption: 40mA ● Battery life during continuous use Manganese battery: Approx. 2 hours, alkaline battery: Approximately 10 hours * Depends on usage conditions.
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