Used Chase Bliss Audio Spectre

The Spectre is a true through-zero analog flanger. While it is currently discontinued, it remains a highly sought-after cult classic for players who want absolute, granular control over time-based modulation.

Like all legacy Chase Bliss pedals, it was built around their signature design philosophy: "Digital Brain, Analog Heart." Your guitar signal stays 100% pure analog through the entire path, but a digital microprocessor controls the knobs, switches, and presets

On the top panel, you get standard controls like Rate, Width, and Mix, along with a few deeper parameters:

• Regen (Regeneration): Controls the intensity and feedback of the flange, pushing it from subtle chorus-like textures into deep, metallic resonance.
• Zero: Allows you to manually dial in where the "zero point" cancellation happens in the sweep.
• ModuShape: Two toggle switches that let you customize the actual shape of the LFO wave (sine, triangle, or square) for both the rise and fall of the sweep independently.
• The Dip Switches: Located on the back top-edge of the pedal is a bank of tiny switches. These allow you to assign expression pedals or the onboard ramping function to any combination of the top knobs simultaneously