The Triple Tube Hybrid Phaser is one of only a very small handful ever built.
On a huge custom pcb in a custom laser cut aluminium rackmount chassis it comprises of three 4-stage phaser blocks similar to the Small Stone with tube pre-amp and post amps and three ECC83 tube buffers between each phaser running on a regulated HT supply. The phaser blocks are combined in an unusual series/parallel arrangement each with their own variable regen paths. Each phaser block is modulated by one phase of a triple phase LFO generator thus allowing the phase spread to be set between each phaser block anything from all three on top of one another for a huge plunging effect to being 120 degrees out for a swirly effect. There are variable controls for the LFO offset, depth, rate and spread as well as a variable regeneration level (heard being turned up in the first minute of the demo).
https://soundcloud.com/hideaway-studio/ ... -in-action
The stuttering effect heard later in the demo is where the spread control is being set to a new position thus allowing the phasers to realign and commence on new phase spread angles.
Very frustratingly they were so expensive to build I doubt I will be making any more
PS : Just for the heck of it the source synth was a little Evolution EVS-1!
PPS: The recording was made via a delay to add a little stereo spread.
Does JMJ use it or did you never finish it for him?
