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The Old Blood Noise Endeavors BL-52 Phase Repeater is designed for guitarists and electronic musicians seeking unique, ambient soundscapes by applying phaser modulation to time-based effects. Its key benefit lies in creating sonic textures distinct from traditional phasers, offering a fresh approach to delay and reverb. A potential caveat for some users might be its specialized sound, which may require experimentation to fully integrate into various musical contexts. This pedal merges phasing with delay and reverb, featuring a simple yet effective 'Clock' slider for timing control, enabling a broad spectrum of creative audio possibilities.
| Model Part Number | OBN-BL52 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Old Blood Noise Endeavors |
Yes, the BL-52 requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a center-negative polarity (2.1mm barrel connector). It does not operate on batteries.
Yes, the BL-52 Phase Repeater is generally compatible with bass guitars. Its unique modulation of time effects can add interesting textures to bass lines, though it's recommended to test with your specific setup.
The 'Clock' slider controls the timing or rate of the phaser modulation applied to the delay and reverb effects. It allows you to dial in everything from subtle rhythmic pulses to sweeping, ethereal textures.
Unlike standard phasers that modulate the direct signal, the BL-52 applies its phaser effect to the delayed and reverberated signals, creating a distinct, time-based modulation sound that is more akin to evolving echoes or washes.
The BL-52 features a single mono `OUTPUT` jack. For stereo applications, you would typically split the signal before the pedal or use an external stereo splitter.
The BL-52 features soft-touch bypass switching, which is designed to be silent and reliable.
Ensure the power supply is correctly connected and providing 9V DC with a center-negative polarity. Check that your instrument cable is securely plugged into the `INPUT` and `OUTPUT` jacks.
Verify that the power supply is isolated and not sharing a power source with noisy digital pedals. Try a different power supply. Ensure all audio cables are in good condition and properly seated.
Check the input signal level from your instrument. The BL-52 is designed for line-level signals. Ensure the 'Clock' slider is not set to an extreme that might cause unwanted artifacts with your specific signal.
Ensure the power supply is connected, as the bypass circuit is often affected by power status. If the issue persists, contact customer support.
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