Smaller-form devices such as the TC Electronic Plethora X5 can easily fit in with other stompboxes on a pedalboard, while more substantial offerings such as the Kemper Profiler Stage were not only designed to outright replace your pedalboard, but your amplifier and cabinet as well.įirst teased way back in September of 2019 as the long-awaited ‘TonePrint Pedalboard’, the plethora opens up TC Electronic’s signature TonePrint technology into something more versatile and customisable. Like purchasing any other piece of gear, it’s important to consider what you would actually need. It can be tempting to compare them simply by numbers, though that may not be the most beneficial approach. Some multi-effects pedals were designed to deliver a handful of key effects, while others may focus on offering a DSP smorgasbord, expandable with as many downloadable amp and speaker simulations and effects as the internet can provide. Buying a multi-effects pedal: What to look for? It’s little wonder that many guitarists are ditching dedicated stompboxes and elaborate pedalboards for these multi-talented devices.
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Thanks to powerful DSP capabilities, the synthetic-sounding units of the past have matured into one-stop solutions capable of producing authentic effects plus amp and cab simulations that are tough to distinguish from the real thing. Even for serious tone-hounds, ‘multi-effects pedal’ is no longer a dirty term.
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