MXR Custom Shop Phase 90 LED

Bought to use with Fender Telecaster and Jazzmaster. Familiar with the standard version; so I had a fair idea what I was getting in advance, decided to treat myself and pay the bit extra for the CSP script version.

Pros: Sounds Great. Solid Build. Easy to use. Classic Sound.

Cons: None really, everything as promised. some may like additional adjustment knobs, have not found this an issue.

Having used it for a bit I think this an excellent pedal. Excellent Rich Classic sound. Straight forward to use. Quality build. if you don't own one already, I feel it was worth the small additional cost for the script version. Highly Recommend.

The best solution for classic rock and good sound. Very easy to use.
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I owned still one and I have bought this for my brother. I used other phaser in teh past and this for me is choice number 1: it is simply perfect for the sound he delivers.
Just one control outside the box (speed) can be seen as too simple but trust me: there is no particular need too complicate it.
The sound is smoother than the "block script" version and it fits at best with classic tones (Shine on you crazy diamond, us and them, ...) or new rock sounds (U2: starring at the sun, EVH: Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love, ect).
He can really warm the sound and it is a must buy for anyone who wants to have a phaser which works pretty good with all sounds.

Pre-purchase I only knew the Phase 90`s sound from modelling softwares and loved the sound immediately. The actual pedal sound even better for me and the versatility you get is really surprising. Turned all the way down it has a lush, slow phasing, suitable for anything really. The 10`clock setting has a nice funky vibe, and if you pass 12`clock you slowly land in vibe territory. The rightmost position is great for some harmonic notes or even for slow rythm sounds.
The effect is never harsh or to much, it settles in nicely with your guitars natural tone. Some people mentioned the noise it might create. Yes, it is a little noise, but it is a deep, barely noticeable humming and I only used it in front of the amp so far, maybe its even quiter in the effects loop. Bear in mind however, that this is just a characteristic of the BucketBrigade chips the pedal uses. They are an older technology and noisy by nature.
The pedal also comes with a rubber knob, which lets you adjust the rate by foot, and it`s very convenient. Just dont forget to apply some velcro to your pedalboard, so that it wont slide back and forth while you are turning the knob.