DOD Stereo Flanger FX75, USED

The DOD Stereo Flanger FX75 is a versatile modulation pedal from the 1980s and 1990s, offering lush, swirling flanger effects with a stereo output option for added depth and dimension. Built in DOD’s classic rugged enclosure, the FX75 provides rich, jet-like sweeps and subtle chorus-like tones, making it suitable for a variety of playing styles and genres.

The pedal features four primary controls: Speed, Width, Regeneration, and Delay Time. The Speed knob adjusts the rate of the flanger effect, ranging from slow, sweeping waves to fast, shimmering modulations. The Width control determines the intensity of the effect, from subtle movement to dramatic sweeps. Regeneration adjusts the amount of signal fed back into the effect, which increases the resonance and produces a more pronounced flanging sound. Finally, the Delay Time control fine-tunes the range of the effect, allowing players to customise the tonal character of the flanging.

One of the standout features of the FX75 is its stereo output capability. By using two amplifiers or stereo systems, the pedal creates a wide, immersive flanging effect that moves across the stereo field. This is particularly effective for adding spatial dimension to clean arpeggios, solos, or ambient soundscapes. In mono mode, it still delivers a thick and engaging modulation effect with excellent clarity.

The DOD Stereo Flanger FX75 is well-regarded for its warm, musical tone and flexible controls. Whether you’re looking for subtle modulation to thicken your clean tones or dramatic, jet-like sweeps reminiscent of classic flanging sounds, the FX75 delivers. Its durability, versatility, and stereo capabilities make it a standout choice for players seeking vintage flanger tones with modern reliability.