Intensive Care Audio Recovery Phase

What RECOVERY PHASE is, and what it's used for

The RECOVERY PHASE is a dual modulation unit capable of bi-phase and phase shift/tremolo effects. It is primarily used in the treatment of Static Tone Syndrome and Excessive Aural Dryness. When used regularly, it can provide effective relief from these and other music- and instrumentation-related conditions.

All Intensive Care Audio pedals are built in London, England, using high-quality components and featuring soft-touch, relay-based true bypass. There are two soft-touch footswitches: the left is BYPASS, and the right is TAP TEMPO.

Holding the BYPASS switch for 3 seconds gives access to a hidden mode where LFO 1 controls LFO 2.

Controls

• LFO 1 – An 8-position rotary switch to select one of 8 available LFO waveforms: Random Slopes, Random Steps, Sweep, Sine, Triangle, Square, Ramp Down, Ramp Up.
• LFO 2 – An 8-position rotary switch to select one of 8 available LFO waveforms controlling either secondary phase shifting or tremolo.
• FREQ – Sets the frequency (speed) of LFO 1.
• DEPTH – Sets the depth of LFO 1.
• DEPTH 2 – Sets the depth of LFO 2.
• FREQ 2 – Sets the frequency (speed) of LFO 2.
• TREM/PHASE SWITCH – Switches LFO 2 between secondary phase circuit or tremolo circuit control.
• LFO 2/OFF SWITCH – In 'PHASE' mode: turns LFO 2 on or off. In 'TREM' mode: selects between LFO 2 controlling tremolo only or tremolo plus secondary phase shifting.

Enclosure Dimensions

• Depth: 94 mm / 3.7 in
• Width: 121 mm / 4.8 in
• Height: 46 mm to 25 mm / 1.8 in to 1.0 in
• Weight: 371g