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Seymour Duncan SFX-07 Shape Shifter

Tremolo pedal from Seymour Duncan belonging to the SFX series

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Published on 03/15/08 at 16:32
Analog Trmolo
non ditable
input / output jack
has noted a true-bypass and an ultra-strong metal box ...

UTILIZATION

4 knobs (depth, shape, wave and rate / ratio)
2 switches (bypass, tap rate ... very practical)
A mini switch to switch the mode rate ratio.
The ratio mode allows you to quantify the effect is very practical especially in recording.
everything is simple and intuitive as on many pedals.
English manual (US purchase on ebay) plus a few simple rglages original manufacturer-supplied

SOUND QUALITY

The effect of 60's surf rock tremolo tremolo to the most industrial metal, the range is wide rglage to satisfy any fans of tremolo.
For use with guitar or piano / synth or why not the song (if you want to express)

OVERALL OPINION

I have a few days, it satisfies me share the wealth of its offer, given the number of possible rglages.
The tap is the positive rate of the pedals, what happiness to be able to lock onto a tempo (the Zvex Tremolo Probe is the REFERENCE in CONTRL tempo of Contents for this type of effect). J'hsitais between tap tremolo line 6 and the shape shifter ...
I apprci Stereo output on the pedals (with a panorama mode that possde the line 6)
I n'aimaiz not the case of line 6, the more it seemed to offer less variation in tremolo.
I really like the pedals for the price (about 150 including shipping and taxes of USD), the ratio quality price is fair given the quality of the product.
I would do without this choice hsiter
Seymour Duncan does not make that guitar pickups they make also of quality of effects pedals sacred ...