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The multi-effects pedalboard designed for acoustic instruments offers a complete solution for enhancing and controlling your sound in any situation. Thanks to its built-in preamp and advanced EQ, it preserves your instrument’s natural purity while providing essential effects such as compression, modulation, delay, and shimmer reverb. Suitable for the stage, studio, or home studio, it makes feedback management easy and offers professional connectivity compatible with amplifiers, mixing consoles, and PA systems. Its built-in looper also enables creative and dynamic solo performances.
| Input impedance | 1 M Ohm / 10 M Ohm (selectable) |
|---|---|
| Output impedance | 330 Ohm (XLR), 1.5 k Ohm (jack) |
| Power supply | 12 V DC (center-negative, included) |
| Minimum/maximum voltage | 11.5 V DC / 12.5 V DC |
| Maximum current | 560 mA |
| Maximum input signal | 3.5 V p-p |
| Processor | 24-bit / 48 kHz, 1 ms latency |
| Looper | 24-bit, 32-bit internal processing, max. 5.8 min |
| Connectors | Jack input, volume and shimmer expression pedal, L/R jack outputs, L/R XLR outputs, power supply |
| Controls | Compressor, modulation, 3-band EQ, delay (tap tempo), reverb (shimmer), boost, looper, tuner, phase, impedance |
| Features | Chromatic tuner, anti-feedback, tap tempo, expression pedal control |
| Dimensions (L x H x D) | 400 × 62 × 148 mm |
| Weight | ~2 kg |
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