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FoxGear Anubi Modulation Box Multi-Effects Processor Pedal
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The FoxGear Anubi Modulation Box is the perfect addition to your pedalboard or your Amplifier’s FX Loop as a master FX unit. The Anubi Box doesn’t co...Click To Read More About This Product
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A master effects unit with a 100% analog signal path.
The FoxGear Anubi Modulation Box is the perfect addition to your pedalboard or your Amplifier’s FX Loop as a master FX unit. The Anubi Box doesn’t convert all the signal into digital. It respects your tone by keeping the signal path 100% analog. Based on the trusty FV-1 Digital processor used in many boutique pedals, the Anubi boasts a super bright LCD display, visible in any light conditions and a super easy-to-use interface. Up to 128 presets and 16 different algorithms can be easily managed by Midi pedalboard or Midi Looper/Switcher. MIDI can also be used to assign an expression pedal to modify each parameter such as delay time, levels, speed or shimmer.
Algorithms list:
ROOM CHORUS CHORUS (Reverb + Chorus)
VIBE CHORUS (Vintage Vibe Chorus)
CHORUS A
CHORUS B
CHORUS C
PHASEREV Phaser + Reverb
STEREOPHASE Stereo Phaser
ECHORUS Echo + Chorus
LESLIEVERB A Rotary + Reverb
LESLIEVERB B Rotary + Reverb
VIBERB Vibe + Reverb
AUTOWAHVERB AutoWha + Reverb
WAMMER Pitch Shifting/Octaver
POLYPITCH Multi Pitch Options
TREMOVERB Tremolo + Reverb
VINTPHASER Classic Phaser
- Stereo Engine (input & output)
- Midi interface to manage Presets and EXP.
- 16 Algorithms (many are two algorithms together)
- 128 Presets Available
- 16 Midi Programmable Channels
- LCD display
- Analog MIX
- Digital Programmable Mix
- 100% Analog Signal Path
- Class A buffered Bypass with Relay
Order the Anubi Modulation Multi-Effects Pedal today.
