Electro-Harmonix Micro Synthesizer Guitar Effects Pedal

The Electro - Harmonix Micro Synthesizer Guitar Effects Pedal can create fat analogue synth sounds, ranging from the classic vintage tones of early Moog synthesizers to unique custom - made sounds. These sounds have graced the classic recordings of world - class musicians. With its compact ten - slider layout, guitarists can explore an almost endless variety of analogue synthesizer sounds, from sharp percussive stabs to interesting backwards - sounding bowed effects. Features: - True bypass - All - analogue design - 3 - pole analogue resonant filter - 4 - voice mixer that combines sub - octave, original, octave - up, and square - wave sounds - Square - wave voice can serve as a distortion tone - Adjustable start and stop filter frequency sliders for full control of filter sweep - Adjustable filter resonance and attack time controls - Durable and compact die - cast chassis - Comes with a 96DC - 200BI power supply - Dimensions: 146mm (4.75') W x 121mm (4.75') L x 64mm (2.5') H

Using this Electro - Harmonix Micro Synthesizer Guitar Effects Pedal is a breeze. First, connect it to your guitar and amplifier using standard cables and plug in the included 96DC - 200BI power supply. The ten - slider layout on the pedal is your control center. Slide the sliders to dial in the sound you want, whether it's a sharp percussive stab or a unique bowed effect. The 4 - voice mixer section allows you to blend different tones like sub - octave, original, octave - up, and square - wave sounds. When it comes to the square - wave voice, you can use it as a distortion tone for a different sonic flavor. You can also control the filter's sweep direction and speed with the adjustable start and stop filter frequency sliders. For maintenance, keep the pedal in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If the pedal gets dirty, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it gently. Also, check the power supply regularly to make sure it's working properly. And remember, since it has true bypass, it won't affect your guitar's signal when it's not in use.