Warm Audio // Jet Phaser - Introduction & Demonstration

Jet Phaser
Those of us old enough to remember the mid-seventies to mid-eighties can attest to two things: interesting fashion choices and lots of phaser. The phaser became an integral part of some of the most iconic guitar riffs and solos ever tracked to tape. And let's not forget about all of the classic keyboard riffs!

One phaser, however, stood out from the others, blazing its own path like a "jet" streaking across the sky. Released in 1975 and famously championed by bass visionary Larry Graham, it had its own sound, combining phase and fuzz effects into one versatile, sonic tour de force. The Warm Audio Jet Phaser is an authentic recreation of this famous unit, right down to its funky-yet-handsome appearance.

To Jet or Not to Jet
The Jet Phaser contains six modes: two "PHASE" modes and four "JET" modes. The two PHASE modes produce more traditional phasing sounds, with one being subtle and the other with increased depth for more exaggerated effects. But the similarities to normal phase pedals end there. The four JET modes engage the "jet" (or fuzz) effect, and that's when things get seriously fun. You get four fuzz/phase combinations, functioning basically as follows:
•Bright fuzz/shallow phase
•Bright fuzz/deep phase
•Dark fuzz/shallow phase
•Dark fuzz/deep phase
Better still, when the JET modes are active, the pedal's output level is controlled by the JET LEVEL knob. This enables you to set up the JET modes as a boost, if desired—perfect for solos!

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