multi effect

A multi-effects powerhouse that serves session aces and free spirits.

Seemingly endless sounds on tap. Relatively streamlined functionality. Fun in spite of its complexity. Many authentic analog-style tones. Dual algorithm capacity.

Maximizing pedal potential takes homework. Some digital artifacts in some voices. Spendy.

$899

Eventide H90
eventide.com

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Eventide’s Harmonizer family of products are a curiously named bunch. Most do, in fact, harmonize and produce related pitch effects. But Eventide’s new H90 Harmonizer, like its predecessor the H9, also does about a million other things very, very well. It’s a powerful multi-effect that, in its new incarnation, offers thousands of vintage and future sounds and generates rich textures and tone colors that can transform the germ of an idea into a foundation for composition, or something grander, quickly and with relative ease.

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Revocation's Dave Davidson commissioned a signature stomp that unites boost, reverb, and delay. The PG Dunable Eidolon review.

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Pros:
Reverb, delay and boost in one box. Good sounds. Easy to use.

Cons:
Minimal control options.

Street:
$259

Dunable Eidolon
dunableguitars.com


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