Warm Audio Mutation Phasor II

To capture the authentic sounds of the 1970s as closely as possible, Warm Audio has designed the Mutation Phasor II with premium components, and its three rotary controls have a sufficiently wide and detailed range of adjustment to allow the player to dial in their desired sound with great detail and precision. The pedal's phasing rate can be adjusted from 0.1Hz to 18Hz via the Rate knob, thus giving the player everything from extremely slow sweeps to a high-speed "wobble" reminiscent of Leslie cabinets and ring modulators. The Depth knob in turn adjusts the extent of the phasing sweep: Turning it up adds width to the frequency range of the effect (20Hz to 20kHz) resulting in higher highs and lower lows. Finally, the Feedback knob allows a more intense phasing sound to be achieved, which is especially noticeable when the pedal is set for slower phase sweeps, and delivers a more nasal, mid-focused tone when turned up.

Warm Audio is a company founded in 2011 which has made it its mission to offer the highest quality studio equipment at the most affordable prices possible. The focus is on remakes of classic studio standards, whose circuits are reinterpreted, often freely and with flair. The Americans firm's product range includes their own variants of the Urei 1176 and the Teletronix LA-2A compressor, a Pultec replica, and a number of different microphones and preamps inspired by the corresponding legendary devices from the analogue era.