Electro-Harmonix SYNTH9 Synthesizer Machine

Electro-Harmonix SYNTH9 Synthesizer Machine Pedal

$259.50
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Electro-Harmonix SYNTH9 Synthesizer Machine
Electro-Harmonix

Electro-Harmonix SYNTH9 Synthesizer Machine Pedal

MFR# SYNTH9

Vintage synth emulator for guitar or bass featuring the sounds of cutting lead synths to canyon-like synth pads and deep, funky, synth bass grooves

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The Electro-Harmonix SYNTH9 Synthesizer Machine transforms your guitar or bass into a polyphonic treasure trove of vintage synths with 9 presets, each tuned by ear to emulate the rarest, deepest, most textured, vintage synthesizer sounds from the old school days! From cutting lead synths to canyon-like synth pads and deep, funky, synth bass grooves, it’s all directly at hand.

Flexible controls including DRY volume, SYNTH volume, CTRL1 and CTRL2 knobs provide precise control over each preset’s parameters, making the Synth 9 a powerhouse of control.

Are you a fan of the classic synth sounds on tracks by ELP, EVH, Kraftwerk, Joy Division, P-Funk, Peter Gabriel and that sort of vibe? Then we think the Synth9 is gonna knock your socks off!

Tips On Getting Optimum Performance From The SYNTH9:

  1. The SYNTH9 is generally best used as the first pedal in an effects chain. Place modulation, delay, and reverb effects after the SYNTH9. The unit will not perform well if placed in the effects loop of a guitar amp.
  2. For optimal playability, set the guitar’s pickup selector to the bridge pickup and turn the volume knob all the way up (“10”).
  3. Avoid placing a distortion or overdrive in front of the SYNTH9, which could muddy up the input signal and cause the tracking to be unstable. If you want to add overdrive or distortion, place it after the SYNTH9.
  4. The SYNTH9 has a built in compressor that is active on the synth sounds at all times. We recommend you do not insert another compressor into your signal chain while the SYNTH9 is in effect mode.