Fender Lost Highway Phaser Pedal

Our Take:

In the late '60s and early '70s, a new effect was beginning to find its way into mainstream guitar music: the phaser. Dropping this eerie filter onto your sound gave it a otherworldly sense of motion and dynamics to your tone that could either lull you into comfort or completely take the rug out from underneath you. The Lost Highway Phaser from Fender aims to bring those sensations to you with a powerful, versatile analog phasing unit that is easy to use and gorgeous to listen to. With foot-switchable Fast and Slow speeds, a Wave toggle switch for different voicings, 4- and 8-stage phasing for extra resonance, and modulation rate control, the Lost Highway is a phaser of exceptional quality that will add tons of depth to your sound.

Fender's Take:

Made popular in the late-1960s and early 1970s, phasers create a sense of motion and add dimension to your sound. The Lost Highway Phaser brings powerful, flexible analog phasing to your rig. Foot-switchable Fast and Slow speeds—each with their own independent Rate and Depth controls—let you easily alternate between slow, moody phase-shifting all the way to rapid and warped modulation. The Wave toggle switch selects between Sine and Triangle waveforms while switchable 4- and 8-stage phasing makes it easy to add extra resonance on the fly. The Sensitivity control allows modulation rate changes based on your playing dynamics—dig in and the intensity of the phasing increases.