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GFI System Synesthesia Dual Channel Modulation Pedal

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£399.00

This is the GFI System Synesthesia Dual Channel Modulation Pedal from GFI, listed in Guitar Pedals on guitars pedals amps and stuff.. Read More below.

Description

GFI System are renowned for their digital time-based pedals, most notably the powerful Specular Reverb and Clockwork Delay. The Synesthesia, however, represents GFI System's first foray into the world of modulation.

With a flexible dual-channel design allowing you to use two effects simultaneously in parallel (Mixtures), series (Cascade) or stereo (LR-Split), you can of course use any of the GFI System Synesthesia's 30 algorithms as standalone effects too. Boasting MIDI connectivity, 32 preset slots and other powerful modern features — the GFI System Synesthesia does more than simply embellish your core amp tones!

Key Features

  • Dual-engine, multi-modulation processor in a compact pedal
  • 32 presets
  • 30 algorithms
  • Flexible DSP Routing: Cascade, Mixtures and LR Split
  • Flexible Modes: Preset and Stompbox
  • Flexible Setup: Stereo Output or Pre/Post
  • Multi-Purpose A.C.E jack accepts Aux Switches, Control Voltage (CV) or Expression Pedal
  • MIDI In and MIDI Thru
  • Works with SymmLab software for preset management, library update, firmware update and factory reset
  • Bright LEDs and LCD display

Here's what GFI System says about the Synesthesia Dual Channel Modulation Pedal:

Synesthesia is an advanced, yet user friendly dual-channel multi-modulation engines, capable of running two modulation algorithms simultaneously. Packed with 22 classic and modern algorithms (expandable to 30 with future updates) and 3 different DSP routing schemes Synesthesia offers limitless sonic possibilities.

Synesthesia is not just another modulation pedal. By marrying a powerful dual-engine architecture with rich and deep algorithms, we provide players with immersive and 'colourful' modulation effects experience, hence the name: Synesthesia. Up to 30 on-board algorithms — more will be made accessible via the 'SymmLab' editor.

Amplitude

  • Tremolo
  • Dynamic Tremolo
  • Harmonic Tremolo
  • Chopper
  • Slow Volume

Filters

  • Filter
  • Envelope Filter
  • Sample & Hold Filter
  • Formant

Swirls

  • Dimension
  • Chorus
  • Tri-Chorus
  • Detune
  • Dyane Flanger
  • Tape Flanger
  • Sample & Hold Flanger

Phase

  • Phaser
  • Envelope Phaser
  • Sample & Hold Phaser
  • Univibe

Miscellaneous

  • Octave Shifter
  • Vibrato
  • Rotary
  • Ring Modulator
  • Double Tracker

Sequencers

  • Arp Tremolo
  • Arp Filter
  • Arp Formant
  • Arp Flanger
  • Arp Phaser
  • Arp RingMod
  • Arpeggiator

Specifications

  • Input Impedance: 1 MOhm
  • Output Impedance: 500 Ohm
  • DAC / ADC Resolution: 24 Bits
  • Current Consumption: ~240 mA
  • Weight: 0.8 Kg (1.6 lbs)
  • Dimensions: 12 (L) x 12 (W) x 5.5 (H) cm
  • Power Source: 9VDC (Negative Center)

About the manufacturer

GFI

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