Krozz Devices
Airborn Flanger
Airborn Flanger
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FLY HIGH. SHAPE THE SKY!
The Airborn Flanger pedal takes you on a psychedelic journey with its fully analog circuit! Using a BBD (Bucket-Brigade Device), the Airborn captures the essence of classic flanger sounds that have defined countless recordings. Designed for those who seek lush, swirling tones, our pedal offers a modern take with enhanced controls.
Whether you're chasing vintage flanger tones or creating new sonic landscapes, this pedal delivers the perfect blend of lushness and finesse. With intuitive controls, you can easily dial in everything from subtle modulation to wild, jet-like sweeps.
FROM PSYCHEDELIC WAVES TO JET PLANE SWOOSHES!
• BBD analog flanger for organic tones;
• From EVH's jet-plane to Gilmour's psychedelic sound;
• Oxidation knob for subtle to dramatic tones;
• Feedback polarity switch, for odd or even harmonics;
• Level control to ensure no volume drop;
• Hold switch for momentary acceleration;
• Featuring NOS MN3207 from Panasonic/Matsushita;
The Airborn Flanger is in Reverb's Andy Martin's Top #5 pedals of 2023!
MEDIA
➤ SEE MORE DEMOS
CONTROLS
• Level: Controls the overall volume of the pedal, preventing any volume loss and also allowing you to boost your signal!
• Range: Selects the extension of the frequency band through which the modulation will travel. At lower settings you will have a smaller range and more traditional tones. Clockwise the sweep is larger and the effect becomes deeper.
• Rate: Determines how fast the frequency range will be swept (set by the “Range” control). Clockwise the oscillation will be faster, counter-clockwise it will be slower and more “jet-plane-like”.
• Feedback: Controls the amount of feedback of the effect. The higher the knob, the more intense the effect will be, tending to self-oscillate when close to maximum.
• Oxidation: It is a frequency filter that acts only on the modulated signal and interacts with the “Feedback”, ranging from subtle to the characteristic dramatic flanger tones.
• “+/-”: Selects between positive feedback (+) or negative feedback (−).
• Bypass: On/Off (true bypass switch).
• Hold: Momentary switch that takes the effect to its maximum speed while it is being held.
➤ WHAT IS A FLANGER?
The flanger effect occurs when an audio signal is duplicated and one is slightly delayed in relation to the other, with a variable delay time. The sum of the unaltered signal with the delayed signal results in a “comb filter”, that is, the peaks and valleys resulting from the sum cause some frequencies to be amplified, while others are attenuated, in a harmonic series...
The mix of a signal with its delayed counterpart generates a comb filter;
Comb filter generated by 1ms delay;
In the flanger circuit, the output signal of the effect is reintroduced into its input – what we call “feedback” – further highlighting the intensity of the amplifications and attenuations of frequencies arising from the modulation...
Flanger circuit diagram
➤ SPECIFICATIONS
• Input impedance: 1MΩ;
• Output impedance: < 1kΩ;
• Current draw: 25mA;
• Power supply: 9V DC (center-negative);
• Dimensions: 4.72" x 3.15" x 2.75";
• Weight: 1.3 lbs;
