Modulation Effects Pedal With 8 Modes

Name: Modulation Effects Pedal With 8 Modes
SKU: MODCORE-DELUXE-MKII

Brand: NUX

Model: MODCORE-DELUXE-MKII

UPC: 885947105144

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The NUX MOD CORE DELUXE MKII is a modulation pedal with 8 different types including ST.CH (Stereo Chorus), CE-1, SCF CHO, SCF FLG, SCF P.M., U-VIBE CHO, U-VIBE VIB and PH-100. You can switch the mod types by way of the Type rotary switch.

8 modulation types in a compact enclosure.

ST.CH (Stereo Chorus), CE-1, SCF CHO, SCF FLG, SCF P.M., U-VIBE CHO, U-VIBE VIB and PH-100.

ST.CH is based on MXR® Stereo Chorus.

CE-1 is based on BOSS® CE-1.

SCF is based on TC Electronic® SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger.

U-VIBE is based on Dunlop® UV-1 Uni-Vibe Chorus / Vibrato.

PH-100 is based on MXR® Phase 100.

Normal routing(mono out or stereo out) and advanced routing(PRE, // , POST).

Parallel routing offers Blend parameter.(Alt mode, Tweak becomes Blend parameter.)

Smart Tap Tempo. (50~200 BPM)

Low power consumption. (less than 120mA)

Analog dry signal for low noise and zero latency

Weight: 270g

Input Impedance: 1MO

Output Impedance: 1kO

Dynamic Range: 104 dB

DSP Processing: 48KHz / 32-bit

A/D D/A Sampling Rate: 48KHz / 24-bit

Power: 9V DC(Negative tip, Optional ACD-006A adapter)

Current Draw:less than 120mA

Dimensions: 122(L) X 72(W) X 47(H)mm

About This Product

Description:

Shape your tone with advanced routing. Modify your tone with Modulation. The NUX MOD CORE DELUXE MKII is a modulation pedal with 8 different types including ST.CH (Stereo Chorus), CE-1, SCF CHO, SCF FLG, SCF P.M., U-VIBE CHO, U-VIBE VIB and PH-100. You can switch the mod types by way of the Type rotary switch. This pedal offers advanced signal routing with the included Send and Return. Easily split the mono signal to create customized effect loops! Additionally, you can parallel the 2 signals, and use the Tweak knob in Alt mode to blend the signals. Use the 3-way toggle switch to the desired position, and you are good to go. Keep reading below for more signal routing ideas.

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