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Yuer RF-10 Series Vintage Phase
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Yuer RF-10 Series Vintage Phase

Phaser
List price
$24.4
Key facts
TypePhaser pedal1
MakerYuer1
SeriesRF-10 series1
ControlsSingle speed control for the phase rate1

The Yuer RF-10 Series Vintage Phase is a budget phaser pedal from Yuer, styled on the phase pedals of the 1970s. It is part of the RF-10 series, a range of pedals from the marque covering a whole host of effects, and it carries a single control: a speed knob that sets the rate of the phase sweep. Writing in a March 2026 guide to budget pedals, George Loveridge of gearnews.com called it "our second pick for the best budget effects pedals" and suggested that "thanks to the single-speed control, this could be an ideal opportunity for experimenting with phase."1

What it does

A phaser is one of the classic modulation effects: it splits your guitar signal, shifts the phase of part of it, and sweeps that shifted signal against the original, producing the swirling, jet-like movement heard on countless 1970s records. The Vintage Phase aims at that era's sound directly, which is why the press described it as "this 70s phase pedal."1

Where many phasers give you rate, depth, feedback and sometimes more, the RF-10 Series Vintage Phase keeps it to one knob. The speed control sets how fast the phase sweep cycles, and everything else is fixed inside the circuit. For a player new to phasers, that makes it a simple way into the effect: turn the knob until the sweep sits where you want it. For an experienced player, it means the pedal covers one voice rather than a range of them, and the guide's reviewer framed that simplicity as an opening for experimentation rather than a limitation.1

If you want to compare it against other takes on the effect, the site's Phaser Pedals page gathers the type in one place, and the Flanger Pedals page covers the closest cousin in the modulation family.

Price and availability

The pedal was listed at $24.40 USD in the gearnews.com guide published on 13 March 2026, with the same listing showing £22.00 GBP and 25.90 euros.1

The listing showed the price in three currencies at once: $24.40, £22.00 and 25.90 euros. The site gives no conversion between them, and the figures reflect the March 2026 listing.

Sources (1)
  1. Best Budget Effects Pedals Under €50: Big Sounds, Small Prices, gearnews.com, 2026-03-13