ROLAND SBF-325 STEREO FLANGER
Roland SBF-325 Stereo Flanger in great cosmetic condition, fully serviced and in excellent working order.
240v model.
Condition is good – minor marks only on the front panel; some scratches/rack rash on the casing and wear on the rack ears; it really is in good order for a unit that's around 30 years old.
It sounds great but please bear in mind this is a vintage analogue unit and can be noisy at extreme settings when compared to digital rack effects.
From the same highly-regarded rack series as the SDD-320 Dimension D Chorus, the SBF-325 offers 3 different flanger types (mono, stereo, cross-fed stereo) and one chorus. They don't come up for sale very often and are highly sought-after - easy to see why: it's a very versatile unit, not only one of the best rackmount Flangers ever made, but also a very good stereo chorus. The controls are Feedback, Rate, Depth, and Center Frequency, and there's Channel B modulation invert and audio phase inversion switches to give you lots of immediate control. And it has a CV input also. Goes from soft subtle thickening through hazy shimmers to crazy over the top flanging and jet plane wooshes...
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Roland SBF-325 Stereo Flanger in great cosmetic condition, fully serviced and in excellent working order.
240v model.
Condition is good – minor marks only on the front panel; some scratches/rack rash on the casing and wear on the rack ears; it really is in good order for a unit that's around 30 years old.
It sounds great but please bear in mind this is a vintage analogue unit and can be noisy at extreme settings when compared to digital rack effects.
From the same highly-regarded rack series as the SDD-320 Dimension D Chorus, the SBF-325 offers 3 different flanger types (mono, stereo, cross-fed stereo) and one chorus. They don't come up for sale very often and are highly sought-after - easy to see why: it's a very versatile unit, not only one of the best rackmount Flangers ever made, but also a very good stereo chorus. The controls are Feedback, Rate, Depth, and Center Frequency, and there's Channel B modulation invert and audio phase inversion switches to give you lots of immediate control. And it has a CV input also. Goes from soft subtle thickening through hazy shimmers to crazy over the top flanging and jet plane wooshes...
