The ReValver Analog Flanger is a flanger pedal in stompbox format, made by ReValver and sold through the ReValver/HeadRush product site. ReValver describes it as "a ReValver original featuring rich modulation and analog depth," placing it in the maker's line of stompboxes1. Like any flanger, it produces its effect by modulating a delayed copy of the guitar signal and blending it with the dry signal, producing the sweeping, jet-like movement players use for everything from subtle thickening to dramatic whooshes. For more on how that effect works and the other pedals that produce it, see Flanger Pedals.
What it does
ReValver lists the Analog Flanger among its stompboxes and names it plainly: an analog-style flanger. The maker's own description of the pedal's character is "rich modulation and analog depth," which positions it as a traditional, analog-flavored flanger rather than a digital multi-mode design1.
Where it sits among flangers
The flanger pedal field runs from compact single-knob designs to deep, multi-mode units. Players comparing the ReValver Analog Flanger against alternatives can look at dedicated analog designs such as the Retro-Sonic Classic Analog Flanger, the Flamma Innovation FC15 Analog Flanger, and the Spaceman Effects Aurora Analog Flanger, or at long-established standards like the Boss BF-3 Flanger and the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Electric Mistress. The Flanger Pedals page gathers the type as a whole and explains what sets analog and digital flanging apart.
Sources (1)
- Analog Flanger, ReValver Stompboxes, HeadRush (revalver.headrushfx.com), 2026





