AURRAS OPTICAL VIBRAPHASE The Aurras Optical Vibraphase—a powerful effects pedal named after the goddess of sound, meets the legacy of its predecessor the Athena Vibraphase in a harmonious blend of legendary, vintage Uni-Vibe textures and innovative, modern prowess. FEATURES: 100% analog audio path from input to output. 2-stage asymmetric phase shifter built around a pair of selected and individually controlled opto-isolators. Dry Mix for tones and textures ranging from soft Vibrato to lush Uni-Vibe like sounds. Dual LFO setup powered by a microprocessor, providing limitless sonic flexibility. LFO Frequency and Phase Offset modes for increased versatility. The Frequency Offset adds rhythmic patterns by slowing down the second LFO, while the Phase Offset fine-tunes the throb by introducing asymmetry between the LFOs. Soft-touch relay-based true bypass switching, on-board tap tempo and speed ramping, expression pedal input. RICH, ENERGETIC SOUNDSCAPES Aurras Optical Vibraphase is a 2-stage asymmetric phase shifter built around a pair of selected and individually controlled opto-isolators—offering a clearer signal with minimal distortion while simultaneously isolating the audio path from any possible LFO interference. The dual LFO setup, powered by a microprocessor, provides limitless sonic flexibility. Drawing inspiration from albums such as Band of Gypsys or the Dark Side of the Moon, the Aurras delivers the lush modulation and heavy pulse that have shaped Rock & Roll history. COMPREHENSIVE, TONE SHAPING CONTROLS With its dual LFOs, expression pedal input, adjustable dry mix control, and offset combined with Speed, Depth and Level knobs, Aurras transcends eras with a rich tapestry of intriguing, lush liquid soundscapes. While the Aurras features a 100% analog audio path from input to output, it takes advantage of precise digital controls, offering soft-touch relay-based true bypass switching, on-board tap tempo and speed ramping. LET'S TALK ABOUT THE LFO OFFSET Aurras runs on a pair of opto-isolators each operating on an independent LFO. While most Phaser or Modulation pedals use a single LFO to create their effect, independent LFOs can open a new array of effects by offsetting their symmetry.
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