The Triniphase

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The TRINIPHASE is an all-analog OTA-based phaser effect that is based on the legendary Ross Phaser pedal, but with many modifications and setting options that make it capable of achieving classic phaser effects, and much much more.

The TRINIPHASE can achieve a wide array of sounds. From Psychedelic sweeps, to vintage rotary speaker spirals, voice-like formant modulations, organic vibratos, and self-oscillation Chaos,the TRINIPHASE is a versatile modulation effect that can add rich movement and texture to your instrument of choice, while maintaining your volume and tonal integrity.

The simple user interface allows you to easily recall settings with simple buttons, clear indicator lights, and minimal dials to adjust, while maintaining complex modulation control with a stylish and intuitive design.

The Triniphase highlights include:

    Unique sounds including classic phase sweeps, rotary-style univibe oscillation, formant-like voice effects, manic vibratos, and more

    4-stage and 8-stage phase effects (via RED/DEPTH switch)

    2 unique LFO modes (via GREEN/LENGTH switch)

    Phase-based pitch shift mode (via BLUE/MODE switch)

    RESO knob for aggressive or subtle feedback control of phasing effect

    RATE knob for a wide control of phasing effects from subtle sweeps to near self-oscillation

    All-analog signal path and control

    Eye-catching nostalgic design inspired by the legacy of the Sony Trinitron

    True Bypass switching with standard 9v center negative power supply

Made in Ontario, Canada 

From The Builder: 
Supercool Pedals is a Canadian effects pedal company founded in 2019 by Jamie Muir. A lifelong musician, craftsman, and artist, Jamie aims to create foundational and functional pedals that are both unique in sound and design, with the goal of helping other musicians along their creative journeys and explorations. Each pedal is designed and built by hand with the highest quality materials, a whole lot of care, and probably a little too much whimsy.