Check out Fazortan from D16 Group. It's the tweaker's phaser, with two independent LFOs (5 waveforms + random) that can be tempo-synced. Probably not what you're looking for if you just want a simple classic phaser (although it does that, too).

I'd try the U-he uhbik-p phaser.
Did not try it myself.
I like their flanger. 

Mutron Bi Phase

If you want your strings to sound like Jean Michelle Jarre then this is the one. They made a single channel pedal type as well which also sounds great.

Jeff Evans


Mutron Bi Phase

If you want your strings to sound like Jean Michelle Jarre then this is the one. They made a single channel pedal type as well which also sounds great.

There's one of these currently on sale at eBay

£2,236.65

There's one of these currently on sale at eBay  £2,236.65 

Hey there is another one there for only £1,072.53 !!!
How ridiculous and to think some idiot is going to buy it! It would be worth $100 or less really.

All you need is this:

http://www.audiodamage.co.../product.php?pid=AD008

Wouldn't you rather blow $39 and get the same sound.

Thanks for the suggestions guys! Looks like I'll be downloading some demos - though I'm liking the idea of throwing in a hardware phaser quite a bit. But this will have to wait.

Bit, actually judging from the demos, it sounds pretty close to what I had in mind. Thanks for the tip.

AudioDeluxe is having a huge sale on D16 plug-ins right now. Fazortan = $22! Sweeeeeeeeet.

If you're getting that good a deal on D16 plugins, consider picking up Redopter while you're at it. It's a distortion plugin with a unique sound to it, and my go-to plugin for drum distortion. A little bit gives a nice crack to snares, a lot of it makes toms sound like firecrackers going off. I've also used it on electric pianos for an edgy aggressive effect.