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Hartman Analog Flanger
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The Hartman Analog Flanger is a meticulous recreation of one of the early greats, the EH Electric Mistress (not the Deluxe, not the Stereo, the original). The Hartman achieves vivid but transparent sounding flange and static-filter effects and combines them with heavy-duty true-bypass switching, LED indicator, and the ability to run off of a single 9V battery. Features a well-laid-out circuit board with top-of-the-line construction techniques, along with quality carbon comp resistors and metal film caps. The unit has three knobs (Speed, Depth, Color), and a flange/filter switch, allowing you to stop the internal sweep generator and fix the pedal at any point in the sweep. The unit produces extremely clear, transparent flanging effects. Increasing the rate with the Depth down and a bit of Color gives a nice Leslie-type effect. With the Speed on a lower setting, you get that smokey, mysterious flanging tone of the seventies. The Speed control has a very wide range, from super slow to a faster rate than many flangers. The Color knob is basically a regeneration control. At its maximum setting, it yields the expected robotic sounds, but because of the impeccable quality of the unit it doesn't get a very good “And the Cradle Will Rock” tone—just not enough noise in the unit to do that well. It doesn’t sound like an MXR, but it’s not intended to. This is an extremely pleasing, and very musical sounding flanger. In new condition with box, paperwork and no velcro on the pedal.Shipping thru Canada Post ONLY with tracking, full insurance and signature confirmation.
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