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Electro Harmonix Next Step Talking Pedal effect pedal

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Electro Harmonix Next Step Talking Pedal effect pedal
Product no: 9000-0004-1705 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The EHX Talking Pedal is a talkbox-like effect with a revolutionary expression pedal housing. Like the EHX Crying Tone, this durable effect pedal does not have any moving parts - you operate it by simply rocking it back and forth. The Talking Pedal is highly responsive and remarkably expressive.

Vocal-like effects

When you use the Talking Pedal, your guitar signal passes through two analogue bandpass filters that add a masculine tonal quality, resulting in vowel-like sounds. Additionally, you can use a fuzz circuit to add a raw growl - you can adjust the level by means of a dial on the side of the pedal.

The old Talking Pedal

Electro Harmonix - often abbreviated to EHX - already offered a vocal synthesizer pedal in the 1970s. This Talking Pedal made your guitar talk by turning the sound into a vowel of your choice (A, E, I, O, OE). Jean Michel Jarre, among others, has used the Electro Harmonix pedal to great effect.

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Specifications

Product features

Adapter included	no
Centre positive/negative	centre negative
Extra wah pedal functions	distortion / fuzz
LED indicator	yes
Mini pedal	no
True bypass	no
Power supply plug	barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)
Can be powered by battery	yes
Voltage	9 V

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	2,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	26,0 x 10,0 x 6,0 cm

Product specifications

expression pedal with talkbox/wah-like filter effect
highly responsive and expressive
with adjustable fuzz for added growl
no moving parts
quick switching between bypass and effect
illuminated EHX logo
controls: fuzz knob
calibration control
input: 6.3mm mono jack
output: 6.3mm mono jack
9V battery included
available separately: 9V AC power adapter (centre-negative)

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