Previously teased as the Bi-Phase - in fact, some retailers are still listing it with that name - Behringer has now introduced the Dual-Phase, a clone of Mu-Tron’s vintage ‘70s dual analogue phaser effect.
Why the name has changed hasn’t been made clear - though we can certainly take a guess - but the hardware appears to be the same as what was previewed earlier this year, which means that it looks very similar to the original Bi-Phase.
You can check out what the Dual-Phase is capable of in the video above. It costs $159 and, according to Behringer, is “in stock and immediately shipping” from the company’s factory.
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