DigiTech DOD201-13 Phasor 201 Analog Effect Pedal with True Bypass, Blue LED Indicator, and Modern 9V DC Power Supply Input (Blue)

I've used the two "biggies" over the past several years, the MXR Phase 90 and the EHX Small Stone. While I like both - heck, they're both legendary - I strongly prefer the DOD 201. Like the Phase 90 and Small Stone, it is elegant in its simplicity; you get one knob, which in this case, alters both phase rate and depth. What I really like about this particular phaser is that it boarders on a vibe sound, minus the warbly sea-sickness that can be evoked from more extreme settings on dedicated Uni-Vibe-style pedals. For me, it's a perfect blend of phase and vibe that sits nicely in a mix and adds to my sound without completely overtaking it, whether it be lead or rhythm. The price, and the fact that it arrived on my doorstep same-day, are gravy.

Great phaser - solidly built. In the same family, but different from the mxr/small stone.

For the price you can't really complain, but if you get 1 or 2 pedals going with this one you will not hear it. I wish it had an intensity knob.

Really enjoying the DOD Phasor 201. Exactly the sound I was looking for. I originally was using a Uni-Vibe pedal, but the Phasor was the sweeping sound that I was after all along. Who knew one knob could be so sweet?!? Does not darken or taint original signal/sound at all and quite a bargain! Definitely recommend this pedal.

I was hoping for a deeper phase but ah well. I've made it work.

Sounds great!

You get phase, but it is limited. I agree with the other reviews indicating a lack of intensity. If you wanted this to punch through some of your other effects when you engage - it will get washed out. I also found the step button to be a little rough - seems like it wanted to catch in the last 1/8 inch. It is decent bypass - didn't detect any signal loss. I do wish the 9V compartment was easier to access - have to unscrew 4 tiny screws on the bottom of the unit - but it does allow plug into a AC/DC adapter. I got it on sale from GC for $50 so it is decent for that kind of price. That said, when I'm ready to get serious about a pedal board, I don't see this one sticking around.

Very simple. Classic analog phaser sound. Not a do-all effect, but it is very good at what it does.

This DOD pedal Phasor 201 has a really great sound I find my self using it a lot since I received it IMHO well with having on your pedal board