Alexander Pedals Dynaflanger Model 213 Flanger Effect Pedal

The Alexander Dynaflanger, designed by Matthew Farrow and his team in Garner, North Carolina, is a sophisticated effects pedal that elevates the art of flanging. Built as a successor to the Alexander F13, this unit offers comprehensive flanging capabilities that cater to the most discerning musicians. At the heart of the Dynaflanger is its core function: it meticulously blends two identical audio signals, one of which is slightly delayed, to produce a unique flanging effect distinct from other modulation types like phasing. Although minimalist in its exterior design, the pedal's internal architecture is highly complex. It's equipped with an LED menu, four discrete control knobs, and two switches, allowing users a high level of customizability. The pedal offers ten flanger modes, eight user-presets, and both stereo-out and mono-in expression options. These features provide expansive control, making it suitable for a wide array of musical applications and sonic textures. Where the Dynafl