Behringer B-FLANGER

The essential information about the B-FLANGER analog BBD Flanger pedal with a warm, organic character, designed to recreate the expressive modulations of the 1970s. Integrated optical pedal for manually controlling the flanger sweep and evolving the effect in real time. Oscillator mode or foot control can be switched instantly, ideal for alternating between automatic textures and more demonstrative effects. True bypass and a robust vintage-inspired chassis, suited to regular use on a pedalboard or on stage. The spirit of the great pedal flangers of the 1970s The B-FLANGER follows in the tradition of the great analog flangers that emerged in the late 1970s, when guitarists were looking for deeper, more physical and more interactive modulations than a simple automatic effect. Its analog BBD circuit recreates this characteristic movement, ranging from silky doubling to metallic sweeps and jet-engine-like noise. Its format with an integrated expression pedal recalls the collectible models that allowed musicians to take control of the filter’s movement. Here, the idea is not simply to add an effect to your sound: it is about playing the flanger like a true instrument, shaping every rise, every fall and every accent with your foot. An expressive flanger for creative guitarists The B-FLANGER is equally suited to guitarists discovering modulation and experienced musicians looking for a less rigid flanger. Its operation remains intuitive, while its wide range of adjustment opens the door to very different textures depending on your picking attack, amplifier and position in the effects chain. It naturally finds its place in psychedelic rock, funk, electric blues, pop, progressive rock and experimental music. With light modulation, it thickens arpeggios and open chords. Pushed further, it delivers swirling movements worthy of a high-p

Technical specifications

Effects	Flanger	Format	Pedal
Technology	Analog	Type	Mains or battery

Start control	sweep starting point	Required power supply	9 V DC
Stop control	sweep ending point	Polarity	center-negative
Rate control	oscillator speed	Compatible power supply	Behringer PSU-SB, sold separately
Feedback control	intensity of feedback and resonances	Recommended power supply capacity	300 mA minimum
Footswitch Pedal	selection between automatic oscillator and pedal control	Power consumption	3 W
Footswitch Effect	effect activation and deactivation