Keeley 6-stage Phaser User Information

Power Settings
Power only
on when
plugged in.
Pedal is still on in
bypass mode.
This pedal is designed to be used with
9Vdc batteries or a suitable power supply.
Power connection should be negative on
the tip and 9V on the sleeve (IBANEZ AC109).
Using voltage other than the rated one could
permanently damage this pedal.
Keeley Phaser Speci cation
Power Consumption
 Max Voltage .......................9Vdc
 Avg. Current Draw.............50mA
Rates
 Max Phase Time ....................20s
*
 Min Phase Time................82ms
 Max Ramp Time....................13s
Dimensions
 Width ....................3.7 [93]
in [mm]
 Length ...................4.6[118]
in[mm]
 Weight .................................0.9
lbs
*Max phase time are only valid for knob mode.
Longer phase times are possible in tap mode.
Tap Tempo Mode Overview
Edge
Blinking rate Indicator
S
F
Tap engaged
Rate
indicator.
Turning this knob
Tap
defeats the tap.
Always
On
Tap tempo
Tap at least 2 times
to set tempo
The tap tempo is engaged once a tempo is tapped in with
at least 2 taps. This causes the high rate light to turn on.
When the slow rate knob is moved, the tap tempo turns off.
see back for more info...
Introduction to the Keeley Phaser
First of all, thank you for pur-
chasing a Keeley Electronics 6
stage Phaser. We have worked
hard to make a phaser with a
vintage sound without sacrific-
ing the conveniences of more
modern pedals. This is an
analog pedal. The only
hybrid-digital circuitry we use
in it controls the flow of the
analog signal. But your guitar
tone is never sampled and
remains 100% analog
throughout the pedal.
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Electronics
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Ramp Mode Overview
Edge Ramp
S F
Blinking rate Indicators
S F
S F
Slow Rate
Fast Rate
Ramp
Selection Indicator
Slow/fast
When switching, old light
stays on until ramp is done.
Although the rate knobs are labeled fast and slow, they are
identical. The labeling was designed to give the knobs more
meaning than a simple number.
Slow on the ramp means the switch between rates takes longer
see back for more info...
What is an edge knob anyway?
Sometimes when working on an effect,
there are controls that really do great
things to the sound of your guitar but
don't really conform to the traditional
labels. Should we discriminate against
these controls? Should we call them
what they are not? We say no!
Our edge knob is two things...
One part depth control, changing the
phase from a more subtle effect, to one
that is full out spacey as the knob
moves clockwise.
The other part is envelope filter,
changing where the signal is phased the
hardest. At the farthest setting clock-
wise, your highs are most enhanced.
When turned fully counter-clock, the
low end of your phaser gets the boost .
Some Nice Settings
edge Ramp
S F
S F S F
Slow Rate Fast Rate
Ramp
The ramp is set to be a fairly quick change
between the fast and slow. The Fast
control will yield an almost organ like
sound. The slow is a very nice subtle
phase effect. We tried it after our 4-knob
compressor and it sounded great!
Ramp edge
S F
S F S F
Slow Rate Fast Rate
Ramp
These settings feature a more agressive
fast rate, a longer ramp time and beefed
up edge. Great response from that ramp.
Use it often!