Phaser effects pedal Behringer DUAL-PHASE 000-E8M00-00010 — dual phaser effect for guitar/keyboard

Behringer DUAL-PHASE is a compact dual phaser effects pedal designed for electric guitar and keyboard. It houses two independent phaser circuits that provide classic sweeping phase modulation to add movement, depth and swirling textures to clean and distorted signals. The unit is intended for studio, rehearsal and live performance use and can be integrated into pedalboards or rack setups with straightforward controls and standard input/output connections.

Advantages

The dual independent phaser circuits allow simultaneous or separate modulation of two instrument sources or parallel processing of a single signal. The pedal delivers a range of phase-shift tones from subtle chorus-like warmth to pronounced psychedelic sweeps, with controls that make real-time adjustment practical during performance. Its compact housing conserves pedalboard space while maintaining rugged construction suited for frequent use.

Suitable for

• Electric guitarists seeking modulation and movement in rhythm and lead tones
• Keyboard players who want swirling ambient textures or rhythmic modulation
• Studio engineers adding stereo phasing effects or parallel processing
• Live performers requiring easy-to-adjust modulation effects on stage

Key specifications

• Dual independent phaser circuits for simultaneous or separate use
• Controls for rate, depth and manual/feedback adjustment (typical phaser parameters)
• Standard instrument-level input and output jacks suitable for guitar and keyboard
• Compact and robust enclosure designed for pedalboard integration
• Analog-style phase modulation character suitable for subtle to dramatic effects

How to use

Connect an instrument to the input and route the output to an amplifier, mixer or next pedal in the signal chain. Use the front-panel controls to set the rate and depth of the phasing effect; adjust the manual/feedback control to shape the intensity and resonance of the sweeps. For stereo or parallel processing, run separate instrument sources into each phaser circuit or split a single signal and return the processed channels to different inputs on a mixer or recording interface. Experiment with control settings to find the balance between subtle modulation and more pronounced sweeping effects.

Recommendations

For best results, place the pedal after drive/distortion effects when you want the phaser to modulate harmonically rich tones, or before time-based effects such as delays to preserve clarity. Use moderate depth and rate settings for rhythm parts and increase rate or feedback for lead or ambient sections. Ensure proper power supply and cable quality to minimize noise and preserve signal integrity.