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goroth wrote:It can do both positive and negative flanging. I love that too - they super different sounds.

TheReissuestillusesPanasonic(Matsushita)bucket brigade devices for the analog delay. They are known for their warm, rich analog sound. The original A/DA Flangers used only the Panasonic MN3010, while the reissue can also use the MN3004, MN3210 or the MN3204 to achieve the exact original A/DA sound

tholt wrote:The post for those interested in the BBDs for our PBF Flangers:

All ADA Flangers use two BBDs, whether they come in a dual package or single packages. The MN3010 is a dual; the MN3004 is a single. There are only a few BBDs that perform to our flanger specs. The first ADA Flangers used a Reticon SAD1024 analog delay, but are now out of production and not available. The Philips BBD (TDA1022) is available, and the current production is by a company other than Philips. The Panasonic BBDs are available and come in PMOS and NMOS (high voltage and low voltage) technologies. Third parties have copied the Panasonic and are producing parts at relatively low prices, such as the MN3007 and MN3207.

Some types BBDs will not work in the ADA Flangers, so we don't use them. Specifically the BBDs that do not allow for high clock rates and ones that have limited audio bandwidth. We test each BBD and reject those with low headroom or excessive noise. We also use matched sets of BBDs. ADA Flangers push the capabilities of the BBDs to their limits in order to get better audio performance – the coveted and unique ADA sound.

Our ADA PBF Flanger (and ADA REISSUE FLANGER) use a pair of low voltage MN3204 BBDs, and is our preferred part. They are a little difficult to get, but we have ample stock.