The Analog Multi FX is an authentic analog multi effects pedal equipped with everything you need to get the job done on stage and in the studio. Featuring reissues of classaic Morley analog FX circuits, the pedal includes a wah from the 2000's, a distortion from the 1990's, a stereo chorus from the 1980's, and an echo effect from the 1970's.
- Classic Wah switchless, optical wah with simple step-on engagement and no scratchy pots to replace. A red LED activates when in Wah mode.
- Diamond Distortion a 2-channel distortion with pre- and post-gain control, three-band EQ control, and a Hi Gain mode with special saturation control. A blue LED activates when in Distortion mode and a green LED activates when in Hi Gain mode.
- Crystal Chorus a stereo chorus with rate and depth controls. An orange LED activates when in Chorus mode, and this LED blinks in time with the chorus rate.
- Emerald Echo a versatile echo effect with echo time control, for everything from slapback to hall-style, and dedicated repeat and mix controls. A yellow LED activates when in Echo mode, and this effect can be used in stereo to create an even wider sonic spectrum.
- Onboard FX Loop Placed between the distortion and chorus effects, the effects loop can be used to insert external FX into the chain inside the Analog Multi FX to avoid placing effects, such as gain enhancers or delay, after the chorus, thus eliminating potential muddiness or loss of tone.
- Premium Buffer The premium buffer ensures that no signal loss or tone change occurs during extra-long cable runs or complicated pedal boards. This can be great for live scenarios, as well as studio recording applications.
- Hand-Crafted in America Designed and built in Carpentersville, Illinois, the Analog Multi FX is engineered to last for years of heavy use. The all-steel housing is durable enough to withstand the abuses of long tours, and each pedal features a unique pattern created from hand-spun stainless steel, providing a custom finish that looks great under stage lights and pays homage to the original chrome Morley pedals of the 1970s.