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Behringer announces FLANGE WITH NO NAME, a Lovetone modulation pedal clone

February 13, 2026 · 2 sources

Lovetone Flange With No Name
Lovetone Flange With No Name

Behringer announced The Flange With No Name in the week of February 13, 2026, its take on the Lovetone Flange With No Name, according to Gearnews1. Sonicstate reported the announcement on February 162. Gearnews described it as Behringer's third pedal release in one week, following the BM17 Frequency Box and another Lovetone clone, the Ring Stinger1. Sonicstate also noted it followed the RING STINGER announced the week before2.

Gearnews reported that the pedal is an analog circuit with a built-in LFO, a dual-path design with a dry path and a wet path, and controls consisting of knobs for Manual, Depth, Rate, I/P Gain, Reaction and Action, plus an LFO rotary switch and Loopage, Time and Space footswitches1. It reported a high input impedance, true-bypass design, a standard 9 V DC center-negative power supply, and the same format and solid metal enclosure as the Meatball and Ring Stinger1. Behringer's own description, as carried by Sonicstate, says the pedal combines flange, phaser and tremolo, with several LFO combinations, CV/expression inputs and a footswitchable effects loop2.

"Flange just about scrapes the surface of the sonic possibilities at your feet when using this unit. With a strong heritage of experimental users, and a carefully recreated behavioural and tonal characteristics, this box truly brings this modulation toolbox back to life."
Behringer spokesperson, via Sonicstate2

Gearnews reported the pedal available to order at Thomann1. Sonicstate gave no price, listing availability as "See local retailer"2. No US list price was given in either report.

Sources (2)
  1. Behringer The Flange With No Name: Go Beyond Flanging!, gearnews.com
  2. Behringer Copies Another Lovetone Pedal, sonicstate.com