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The HALO CORE effects pedal offers a versatile stereo delay ideal for guitarists seeking a rich and expressive sound. Designed with three distinct delay modes, including Andy Timmons' famous signature "Halo," it allows for exploration of various rhythms such as dotted eighth notes and quarter notes. Its tape-style Saturate control and adjustable high-pass filter ensure precise sound modulation to suit all types of styles, whether in the studio, on stage, or in rehearsal. The Tap Tempo and Infinite Hold functions facilitate real-time playing, making this pedal indispensable for professional or advanced amateur use.
| Model | HALO CORE |
|---|---|
| Effect Type | Stereo Delay |
| Delay Modes | Quarter Notes, Dotted Eighth Notes, Halo (Andy Timmons signature sound) |
| Control | Tape-style Saturate |
| Filter | Adjustable High-Pass |
| Functions | Tap Tempo, Infinite Hold |
| Indicator | Delay Speed LED |
| Housing | Metal |
| Dimensions | 124.5 x 99 x 66 mm |
| Weight | 450 g |
| Power Supply | 9V-18V (power adapter not included) |
| Consumption | 130 mA |
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