Beetronics Electronics LARVA Phaser
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Essential Information About the Beetronics Larva Phaser Pedal
Essential Information About the Beetronics Larva Phaser Pedal
- 6-stage analog phaser with a warm tone, featuring a built-in preamp usable on its own (clean to slightly saturated).
- Two phaser settings (Phaser 1 and Phaser 2) and a morphing function to switch between sounds with either an abrupt or progressive transition.
- Phaser, Vibee (vibrato), or Preamp mode: a truly creative modulation pedal designed for playing and textures.
- LED bar to visualize the ramp movement and a bypass LED that also serves as a preamp saturation indicator.
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Beetronics' First Phaser, Between Vintage Psychedelic and Modern Ideas
The Larva is Beetronics' first phaser : a boutique take on '70s-style phasing, but with a clearly modern approach. While a classic phaser gives you speed and depth, the Larva offers two ready-to-use states, and especially the ability to sculpt the transition between these two worlds to create movements impossible to reproduce with a traditional phaser.
Its preamp at the heart of the circuit is not just a "bonus": it serves to
Technical specifications
| Effects | Chorus / Flanger / Phaser, Boost, Preamp, Effects | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Yellow |
| Function | morphing between two Phaser settings | LED bar | ramp progression and status between " phase 1 " and " phase 2 " |
| Preamp | integrated, usable on its own | Bypass LED | also indicates preamp clipping |
| Operating modes | classic Phaser, vibe/vibrato or preamp | Bypass type | True bypass |
| Dedicated controls for two states | Rate 1, Depth 1, Rate 2, Depth 2 | Input | 6.35 mm jack (mono) |
| Transition section | Ramp / ramp speed | Output | 6.35 mm jack (mono) |
| Resonance control | Resonance (Reso) | Design and construction | California (USA) |
| Transition modes | Switch (abrupt transition) or Morph (gradual transition) | Dimensions | 140 x 102 x 64 mm |
| Ramp shape selector | yes | Included accessories | documentation |
| Mode selector | Preamp / Phaser / Vibee | Required power supply | 9V DC (center-negative) |
| Bypass footswitch | yes | Current draw | 70 mA (use a power supply capable of delivering at least 100 mA for comfortable headroom) |
| Tap/Ramp footswitch | ramp / tempo control | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Beetronics Electronics LARVA Phaser switch between settings live?
Two states are separately adjustable with Rate 1/Depth 1 and Rate 2/Depth 2. The Switch mode performs an abrupt change, while the Morph mode creates a smooth transition controlled by the Ramp section. An LED bar displays the position between the two settings.
What type of phaser does this pedal offer?
The 6-stage analog circuit produces a thick phasing effect with adjustable resonance. The settings allow for subtle movements or more pronounced textures.
Does the Larva's Vibee mode correspond to a vibrato?
In Vibee mode, only the modulated signal is output, resulting in a vibrato effect similar to a vibe rather than a standard phaser.
Can the Larva be used as a preamp or boost?
The Preamp position activates a section with Gain (Pre) and Master controls. It can thicken the signal and even reach mild overdrive; the bypass LED then indicates distortion.
What power supply is required for the Beetronics Larva?
A 9 V DC power supply with negative center is required. The stated current draw is 70 mA; a supply capable of delivering at least 100 mA provides a comfortable margin.
