Diamond Phase - Phaser
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Essential Information About the Diamond PHASE6-Stage JFET Phaser Pedal
Essential Information About the Diamond PHASE6-Stage JFET Phaser Pedal
- 100% analog phaser based on six matched JFETs for an organic, smooth, and very musical modulation.
- 3 switchable architectures (2, 4, or 6 stages) to shift from subtle movement to a denser, more colorful phasing.
- Full controls (Level, Speed, Regen, Depth) with a speed range from 0.1 Hz to 10 Hz, perfect from "slow swirl" to more energetic scans.
- ON | DBL footswitch with "doubler" function (momentary or latching), status LED (red/green), top-mounted jacks, and soft-touch relay switching.
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A Return to Diamond's DNA: The Legacy of the PSH-1 (2008), Modernized for Today's Pedalboards
Inspired by the 2008 Diamond PSH-1, the PHASE6-Stage JFET Phaser returns to what made the brand's reputation: a fluid, musical, and particularly "singing" phasing effect, capable of enriching the sound without muddying it. This new version retains the boutique spirit and fully analog signal path while adopting a format better suited to modern setups, with ergonomics designed for playing in various situations (studio, rehearsal, stage) and very current performance options.Which Guitarists and Styles Is the PHASE6 Made For?
The Diamond PHASE6 is aimed equally at guitarists who want an always-on phaser (to add depth to a clean tone, thicken a crunch, or breathe life into an arpeggio) and those seeking a more prominent modulation effect to define a riff or theme. Thanks to the choice of 2, 4, or 6 stages, it covers a wide spectrum: funk, pop, indie, psych rock, alternative rock, modern blues, ambient, and even more experimental textures with feedback (Regen) and marked depth.Its expressive behavior and clarity make it an excellent candidate for a versatile pedalboard: placed before a drive for a more "vocal" and enveloping grain, or after distortion for wider pads and very clear sweeps. It naturally integrates into an effects chain, and the Level control helps maintain perfect volume balance depending on modes and chosen intensity.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Phaser | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Orange |
| 2 stages | light modulation, subtle movement | Internal trimpot | fine adjustment of the JFET bias |
| 4 stages | classic, traditional phasing | ON | DBL footswitch | bypass and doubler function |
| 6 stages | denser, more colorful phasing, with a deeper character | Status LED | red (effect active), green (doubler mode) |
| Level | effect output level | Required power supply | 9V to 15V DC |
| Speed | sweep speed from 0.1 Hz to 10 Hz | Polarity | center-negative |
| Regen | amount of feedback in the phase circuit | Connector | 2.1 mm |
| Depth | effect intensity, from gentle modulation to deep sweeps | Power consumption | approximately 80 mA |
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Questions frequently asked
What are the 2, 4, and 6 stage modes of the Diamond Phase?
The stage selector offers 2 stages for subtle modulation, 4 stages for classic phasing, and 6 stages for a denser sweep. This selection directly affects the tone and depth of the movement.
What power supply is required for this phaser pedal?
A DC power supply of 9 to 15 V with center-negative polarity is required. The connector is 2.1 mm format and the consumption is about 80 mA.
Does the Doubler mode operate in momentary mode?
The Doubler function on the ON | DBL footswitch can be used in momentary or latching mode. The LED turns green when this mode is active and red for the phasing effect.
Can the speed and intensity of the phaser be precisely adjusted?
The Speed control covers a range from 0.1 Hz to 10 Hz, while Depth sets the modulation amplitude. Regen adjusts the feedback into the circuit to emphasize phase peaks. An internal trimpot also allows bias adjustment of the JFETs.
Where should this phaser be placed in a guitar effects chain?
Placed before distortion, the JFET analog circuit delivers a more vocal and enveloping tone. After a drive, the sweeps remain wider and clearer; the Level knob adjusts the output volume.
