Universal Audio UAFX Astra Modulation Machine kitarapedaali

UA UAFX Astra Modulation Machine efektipedaali kitaralle (499,00)

Uusi UAFX 2.0 versiopäivitys nyt saatavilla! Tukee nyt myös MIDI-ohjausta!

- 1970-luvun klassiset Chorus ja Vibrato -efektit
- Flanger/Doubler -efektit suoraan studion vintage rack-malleista
- Trem 65, klassinen putkivahvistintremolo (Sine & Square -tilat)
- Stereo-modulaatio
- Muistipaikat preseteille
- True tai Buffered Bypass
- Kaksi sisään- ja ulostuloa (mono/stereo) 6,3 mm plugeilla
- Lisäefektejä ladattavissa
- USB-C -liitäntä päivityksiä varten
- Virta 9 V DC virtalähteestä, vähintään 400 mA, miinusnapa keskellä (ei sisälly myyntipakkaukseen)
- Mitat: 92 x 65 x 141 mm
- Paino: 567 g

Astra on äänikemian taidemaalari ja tähtienvälisen yhtyeesi kapellimestari. Astra paljastaa väreillä loistavan maailmankaikkeuden. Pedaali sisältää koko joukon virheettömästi mallinnettuja 1970-luvun efektejä.

Vuosien suunnittelu- ja kehitystyön jälkeen Universal Audio esittelee kitaristien uudet laatustandardit. Tervetuloa uskomattomalle matkalle vanhaan analogimaailmaan moderneilla välineillä. Esittelyssä UAFX-pedaalit: Golden Reverberator, Astra Modulation Machine ja Starlight Echo Station.

Yksi alan menestyneimmistä ja innovatiivisimmista pedaalisuunnittelijoista, Tore Mogensen, joka on aiemmin luonut lukemattomia menestystuotteita TC Electronicille, on yksi Universal Audion uusien pedaalien pääsuunnittelijoista. Näiden pedaalien DSP-kapasiteetti ylittää markkinoilla olevien mallien tehon ja tästä seuraa uskomaton määrä autenttisuutta ja yksityiskohtien rikkautta soundissa.

The Pinnacle of Classic Chorus, Flanging/Doubling, and Tube Tremolo Effects

Taking you deep down the rabbit hole of classic analog modulation, UAFX Astra Modulation Machine serves up the most sonically authentic bucket-brigade chorus/vibrato, studio flanger/doubler, and tube-driven tremolo effects ever placed into a single stompbox.

Built upon our powerful new UAFX dual-engine processing and unmatched levels of quirky analog realism, Astra delivers richly addictive vintage modulation, beautifully crafted to inspire you for decades.

Features

- Flagship, no-compromise stompbox offering the most authentic bucket-brigade and tube-driven tremolo effects ever captured in an effects pedal
- End-to-end emulation of iconic Japanese chorus/vibrato pedal
- Complete circuit capture of legendary '70s rackmount studio flanger/doubler
- Stem-to-stern model of tube-driven optical tremolo from classic '60s American amps
- Store and recall your favorite preset, silent switching, and true/buffered bypass
- Free Phaser X90 and Dharma Trem '61 effects, downloadable at registration

Powering your UAFX Pedals

Note: Power supply sold separately.

UAFX pedals require an isolated 9 volt DC, center negative, 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel connector (same as standard Boss connectors) power supply that can provide the following current requirements.

- Full-sized UAFX pedals (with two footswitches) require 400 mA (milliamps) of current.
- Compact UAFX pedals (with a single footswitch) require 250 mA (milliamps) of current.

Each UAFX pedal must be connected to a separate power supply, or connected to an isolated power connection from a multi-output power supply. Connect the power supply to the 9VDC connector on the pedal’s rear panel.

When you first connect your UAFX pedal to a power supply, the footswitch LED(s) or left selection switch LEDs cycle, showing that the pedal is starting up. The startup sequence takes about 15 seconds.

Except on Golden and Starlight, there is no signal through the pedal during startup or when pedal power is interrupted.

Note: On Golden and Starlight, when the pedal is unpowered and when it’s starting up, the signals are pure analog dry-through from input to output, without buffering or any other circuitry, via mechanical relays.

Important Power Notes

- Each UAFX pedal requires either 250 ma or 400 mA of current. Make sure your power supply can deliver the correct amount of current to the pedal for proper operation and performance.
- An isolated supply provides power and grounding that is electrically separated, usually by means of a transformer for each connector. Some low-cost power supplies might have separate connectors, but might not provide true ground and power isolation, causing noise and ground loop hum.
- If your power supply has multiple outputs, make sure that each output provides true isolation, or that you connect your pedal to its own power supply.
- It’s OK to connect a power supply that can deliver more than 400 mA. The pedal only draws the current it needs and will not be damaged if the supply is 9VDC.
- If your power supply is not isolated, you might hear additional hum in the pedal signals. If the supply cannot provide the correct amount of current, the pedal might not operate properly, even if the LEDs and switches seem to be working.
- Daisy-chaining (running multiple pedals from one output of a power supply) is not supported.