Intensive Care Audio RECOVERY PHASE

Intensive Care Audio RECOVERY PHASE

Dual Phase Shifter/Tremolo

The RECOVERY PHASE is a dual modulation unit capable of bi-phase and phase shift/tremolo effects. It is primarily used in the treatment of Bland Tone Syndrome and Excessive Aural Dryness.

Used regularly it can provide effective relief from these, and other music and instrumentation related conditions. All Intensive Care Audio pedals are built in London, England, using high quality components and featuring soft touch, relay based trued bypass. There are two soft touch footswitches, the left is BYPASS and the right is TAP TEMPO.

Main Features:

• Phaser/Tremolo Effects Pedal
• Offers bi-phase and phaser plus tremolo tones
• 2 LFOs with 8 position rotary switch allows you to select LFO waveform each
  • Random Slopes
  • Random Steps
  • Sweep
  • Sine
  • Triangle
  • Square
  • Ramp Down
  • Ramp Up
• TREM/PHASE to select whether LFO 2 controls either secondary phase circuit or the tremolo circuit
• Hidden mode with LFO1 controlling LFO2 accessible through holding the Bypass footswitch for 3 seconds
• Relay-based true bypass with soft-touch switching
• Built in London, England
• Powered via (opt.) 9V DC power supply
  (2.1 mm plug, center -, current draw less than 100 mA)

The RECOVERY PHASE features 8 position rotary switches that allow you to select 1 of 8 available LFO waveforms. From left to right these are; Random Slopes, Random Steps, Sweep, Sine, Triangle, Square, Ramp Down, Ramp Up.  LFO 1 is the primary LFO used in the phase shifting. LFO 2 controls either secondary phase shifting or a tremolo.

The frequency (speed) and sweep depth of LFO 1 and LFO2 can be controlled with dedicated FREQ and DEPTH knobs, while the TREM/PHASE switch selects between the secondary phase circuit and tremolo circuit.

Finally the LFO 2/OFF Switch acts differently depending on the TREM/PHASE switch’s setting. When in ‘PHASE’ mode this switch either turns on or off LFO 2. When in ‘TREM’ mode this switch selects between LFO 2 controlling tremolo only or tremolo and secondary phase shifting.