It offers guitarists and bassists six selectable IR-based mono/stereo speaker simulations, with support for user IRs, an active DI, a headphone port, and a micro-USB port.
Markneukirchen, Germany (April 4, 2019) -- The RockBoard® MOD 5 was one of the highlights at the Framus & Warwick booth at this year’s Winter NAMM Show, where the RockBoard® novelties won the coveted “Best in Show Award”.
The RockBoard® MOD 5 extends the range of modules for the entire RockBoard® program (except RockBoard® DUO 2.0 and DUO 2.1) and offers guitarists and bassists 6 selectable IR-based mono/stereo speaker simulations, with support for user IRs (max. 1024 pts.), an active DI, a headphone port, as well as a micro-USB port (IR load, PC/MAC editor, firmware updates). 6 IRs for electric guitar and electric bass are included.
In addition, like all RockBoard® modules, MOD 5 offers a simple solution for organizing all connections to and from an effect setup. Whether you are using a RockBoard® or any other brand pedalboard – the MOD 5 will open completely new possibilities. The speaker cab simulation & DI let’s you go direct, providing YOUR sound, whatever backline is being provided at the venue you’re playing. You want to use your favorite cab? No problem, load an impulse response of its sound into the MOD 5 and you have it with you, wherever you go. The patchbay part is designed to route connections from underneath your pedalboard to its front, in order to give you a central access point to your setup and tidy up your connections. For silent and on the road practicing, the MOD 5 also provides a headphone amplifier with adjustable output volume.
Comes incl. mounting screws, counter nuts and TX wrench. Power is supplied via an optional 9V DC power supply unit.
Available from May.
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The new tuner features a larger screen than previous models, and the first horizontal screen offered by GoGo Tuners.
San Marcos, California (January 13, 2016) -- GoGo Tuners debuts their latest product, the GoGo Horizon Pedal Tuner. The new tuner features a larger screen than previous models, and the first horizontal screen offered by GoGo Tuners. The compact pedal also keeps popular features intact for which GoGo Tuners are known, such as pitch calibration and tight tuning accuracy, as well as durability and ease of use. The Horizon Pedal Tuner will be available starting in February through dealers and distributors worldwide.
The new Horizon tuning pedal has a calibration function with wide reference pitches from 430Hz to 450Hz, allowing for tighter tuning accuracy. It uses chromatic tuning with +/- .5-cent accuracy and a wide detection range of A0 (27.5Hz) - C8 (4186.00Hz). The pedal is equipped with true bypass and can also provide daisy chain power for other pedals. The new Horizon tuning pedal captures the ‘bigger is better’ philosophy with a new, larger high-definition big screen easily visible in all lighting situations, perfect for any stage or studio. With GoGo’s signature “green you’re in, red you’re out”, tuning becomes easy by eliminating any of the guesswork when tuning, which appeals to players of all levels. The entire display changes green when you are in tune, and red when you are out of tune. The pedal tuner features a metal chassis for improved durability and a longer lifetime of performance.
Price: $99
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A compact mounting system that is guaranteed to keep effects pedals exactly in place.
Stevensville, MD (August 7, 2015) -- For years musicians have fumbled with tape, hook and loop fabric, adhesives and clunky brackets only to be disappointed with their musical effect pedals not staying where they put them. They were forced to setup their signal chain at every gig and rehearsal. “Did you set it up right?” Everyone is ready to play but the guitarist is still fumbling with patch cables and power supplies trying to find the problem. There had to be a better way.
Pedalboard Supplies is pleased to announce the official worldwide launch of Pedal-links, the only compact effects pedal mounting system that is guaranteed to keep effects pedals exactly in place on the pedal board without the use of sticky adhesive and failing hook and loop fabric. Pedal-links take the setup out of the gig. Simply set up the signal chain once, plug in and play.
Here's how Pedal-links work: Most guitar effects pedals are constructed in a similar manner. Typically, they have one housing screw in the underside of each corner of the pedal. Pedal-links work in conjunction with these housing screws. Simply turn the effects pedal upside down and remove the screws. Then, utilizing the existing hardware, thread the screw through either of the eyelets of a Pedal-link. Re-fasten the hardware screw back into the underside of the pedal.
Once this is completed in all four corners of the pedal then setup the signal chain. When satisfied with the setup, use the provided mounting hardware to fasten the pedals in place. Pedal-links offer a steady, secure pedal board setup that is always ready to go. Pedal-links are compatible with most manufacturer’s effects pedals and work with pedal boards made of all materials. Included in every set of Pedal-links is 16 Pedal-links and accompanying hardware, enough Pedal-links™ to mount up to four pedals.
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