Stereo flanger/chorus with the classic Electric Mistress sound. True stereo flanging.

Updated analog flanger with expanded controls. MKII circuit refinements. Made in UK.

Dual-engine flanger for dramatic jet-plane effects. Extreme flanging capability.

Dual analog flanger with independent controls per flanger. Mix knob blends between single and dual-flange tones.

5-mode BBD flanger using MN3009 chip. Sweep ratio over 20:1 with 60+ second slow speeds.

All-analog flanger using MN3207 bucket brigade chip with voltage-starved JFET feedback for extreme harmonic distortion and jet-plane swoosh.

All-analog BBD modulation with 11 modes: chorus, dual chorus, flanger, and vibrato. True bucket-brigade signal path.

Stereo modulation with 6 algorithms, 99 presets, tap tempo, MIDI—Chorus/Flanger/Phaser/Tremolo—300mA/9V.

Flanger and filter combination with harmonic emphasis. Creates metallic sweeps with regeneration and manual controls.

Through-zero flanger with Zero control. Does TZF, classic flanger, airy chorus, and rotary tones.

Through-zero analog flanger with Havoc mode for extreme jet-plane swoosh and self-oscillation.

Pure-analog BBD modulator. Chorus, flanger, and hi-band flange morph freely across 6 waveforms.

High-frequency optimized flanger for bright, shimmering modulation effects.

Analog flanger inspired by Electric Mistress, MXR M117, and Tycobrahe. Classic jet-plane swoosh.

Analog flanger with digital control, stereo operation, and expression/CV modulation.

11-algorithm digital modulation workstation with 128 presets, stereo I/O, and full MIDI control.

Analog BBD flanger from the 9-series. Classic jet-plane swoosh from the same factory that built the Ibanez FL9.

Dynamic envelope filter with flanger and phaser effects.

8-voice stereo chorus and flanger with deep modulation textures.

MXR 117 Flanger recreation with NOS MN3007 BBD, +/- feedback, and Waldo clock switch at 18V.

Multi-mode flanger with adjustable jet, through-zero, and filter sweep.

16 modulation effects with tap tempo: chorus, tremolo (bias/optical/echo), flanger, Univibe, phaser, and Lo-Fi modes.

1986-1988 analog BBD flanger with CMOS switching—9V adapter or battery, depth/speed/feedback/manual controls.

Stereo flanger with eight modes, five presets, tap tempo, and assignable expression. DSP-heavy, 460mA.