Rainger FX Flanger-X FX Pedal (incl. Igor)
$297.00
*This is a Special Order item that we order quickly and directly from our suppliers after your purchase and ship to you within 2-5 days.*
The Flanger-X from Rainger FX is a digital flanger with an internally created analogue rocket sound. Get huge flanging from such a small pedal, which is designed and manufactured right here in the UK.
The Details
- Special Order item
- Expected to ship within 2-5 days
- Effect: Flanger
- Part of the Rainger 'X' mini pedal series
- Small pedal footprint
- Massive flanger tones
- Digital flanger
- Internal analog rocket sound!
- Slight chorus to huge wobbles
- Includes Igor pressure-sensitive controller pad
- Modulation speed adjustable in real-time
- True bypass
- Current draw: 65ma
- 9v DC
Shipping
Shipping
- Free UK shipping from orders of £200 or more
- Orders despatched within 1-2 working days
- Always tracked worldwide shipping
- Plastic free packaging as standard
Returns
30 day peace of mind return policy, but please read our terms and conditions, returns and refunds policy before placing an order.
What Do Rainger FX Say?
The Flanger-X is a digital flanger, the latest in our ‘X’ series of mini-pedals. It does anything from a slight chorus through to a massive modulation, from ‘stationary’ flange tones to ultra-fast wobbles. And it also has a built-in huge rocket launch sound reproduction - to mix in to exaggerate the flanger into a colossal sweep - at some settings overwhelming the actual instrument sound itself!
It’s true-bypass, and digital - and features an analogue sound reproduction of a space rocket launch, as it burns through the atmosphere heading to space! This sound is envelope-controlled, or on all the time, or just in specific bursts whenever you press Igor. Add in the amount needed - maybe have it completely silent, or up full to really blast away the cobwebs…
Controls
The main controls are ‘Flange’ - for amount of the effect, ‘Rate’ - from stationary to weirdly fast, ‘Rocket’ - from nothing to full blast, ‘Vol’, and ‘FBK’ - for those twangy fast-repeat echo trails….
There’s an ‘Igor’ switch, changing it from speed ramp-up to momentary noise burst. The ‘Env’ switch changes the rocket sound from envelope-controlled to always-on.
There’s a ‘Peak’ LED - to show that the digital input is overloading; this does no damage at all, but happens when ‘rocket’ is on full - adding the final distorted intensity to the sound.
About the rocket noise
This is a full-frequency, three-dimensional analogue rocket sound simulation, with the muffled pops and low roar of a heavy-lift vehicle launching. The sound is partly achieved - at full ‘rocket’ setting - by overloading the input to the digital flanger circuit, adding an extra layer of bubbling distortion.
Turn down this knob and the rocket seems to move away (through a cloud layer….?!)