From huge jet plane sweeps to swirly pitch vibrato, the Starlight does everything a flanger should and more. This all-analogue bucket brigade-based (MN3209) flanger adds the flexibility of digital control. There’s classic triangle shape modulation and a wobbling sine wave for a super deep throb.

Also, they have gone beyond the norm and included some of our favourite LFOs from the Quasar DLX. Triangle/Square mix, Random Sample/hold and Step Triangle. There’s also a manual setting allowing you to use the speed knob to manually control the flanger.

From lush, dreamy chorus to a cold, metallic clang.

Subdecay crammed a lot of features into a small package with simple user user-friendly controls, but also took great care in the audio path design. A flanger is essentially a very short modulated delay. We chose the MN3209 because it offers very short delay times, allowing for a higher sweep than a typical MN3207-based unit. The starlight incorporates minimal filtering, allowing your fuzz and overdrive pedals to shine through the effect.