Bad Stone Phaser

While ehx produced an early fet based version the bad stone most players know debuted in 1975 and remained in the ehx line till the early 80.

Bad stone phaser.

With prices of 1970s vintage bad stones soaring now is your chance to get a reissue that is faithful to the original circuit design and three knob control layout but features up to date enhancements for the modern player. If the electro harmonix small stone phaser is one of the ehx family s favorite sons the original bad stone is the brilliant but eccentric cousin who disappeared to some mountain cabin after a failed attempt at prep school. The bad stone phaser is back. Now ehx has re issued the classic pedal in a modern package.

Based on the legendary 70s original but with a sleeker more compact chassis the electro harmonix bad stone reissue is a faithful rendition of one of the company s most coveted effects. With prices of 1970s vintage bad stones soaring now is your chance to get a reissue that is faithful to the original circuit design and three knob control layout but features up to date enhancements for the modern player. This demo includes a brief interview with ehx founder mike matthews talking about phase shifting. The bad stone delivers an incredible six stages of phase shifting plus a manual mode that lets the player freeze the phase.

Watch the incredibly soulful sounding bad stone in action. Its rate knob controls the phase shifting speed which goes from a very slow swoosh to a rapid oscillating warble. Electro harmonix reissue of the classic three knob six stage bad stone phase shifter. Bad stone phase shifter ehx has resurrected the legendary bad stone phase shifter.

Feedback determines the depth of the phase effect and a toggle switch lets the user select auto or manual. Bad stone phase shifter ehx has resurrected the legendary bad stone phase shifter. The manual phase mode lets you dial in the perfect filtered tone like a cocked. This classic pedal houses a six stage phase shifter that gives your sound deep and lush phase tones.