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The multi-effects pedalboard offers a wide range of sounds ideal for guitarists seeking versatility in rehearsal, in the studio, or on stage. With its 8 effect modules and 66 effect types, it provides a rich palette for sculpting sound, from overdrives to amp simulations. Its LCD screen and assignable expression pedal facilitate real-time control, while the Tap Tempo and mono looper functions allow for exploring new rhythmic possibilities. Suitable for beginners learning scales as well as experienced musicians, it integrates perfectly into a home studio or an educational setting.
| Effect Modules | 8 |
|---|---|
| Effect Types | 66 |
| Overdrive Sounds | 23 |
| Amp Simulations | 7 |
| Screen | LCD |
| Expression Pedal | Assignable |
| Tap Tempo Function | Yes |
| Looper | Mono, 180 seconds |
| Drum Rhythms | 40 |
| Metronomes | 10 |
| Factory Presets | 80 |
| User Presets | 80 |
| Auxiliary Input | Yes |
| Power Supply | Mains (included) or 4 AA batteries (not included) |
| Dimensions | 23 x 14 x 6 cm |
| Weight | 730 g |
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