Description
- Monophonic guitar synthesizer
- 5 waveforms
- 4 octaves
- Freeze mode
- Release and attack
- Hard sync, slew rate and phase filters
- LFO with 3 modes
- Extreme aliasing effect
- Control button switch
- Saveable parameters per waveform
- Sensitivity calibration
- 3 preset memories
- 8 bit digital brain
- Analog dry thru
- Internal mids filter
- True bypass
Thanks to a careful combination of MOSFET stages, and the independent booster with input and master gain, the Revolver will give you that classic rock and roll tone, with perfect versatility for rhythm guitar, leads and riffs in just one pedal.
DRIVE: The amount of overdrive. The Revolver acts very much like a tube amp, so you can set a low gain and push it with the Booster, or use it to generate the
needed gain by itself.
LEVEL: Output level of the overdrive when the booster is not engaged.
TREBLE: Treble control. Turn to the right for an open and bright tone, and to the left for a darker sound.
MASTER: Output level of the Overdrive when the Booster is engaged. This allows you to raise the output of the effect at the same time that boosting the input, to further overdrive the amp or get the perfect level for lead guitar parts.
GAIN: Gain applied by the Booster. A stronger signal gets into the overdrive circuit, getting more saturation and sustain out of it.
OVERDRIVE: Turns on/off the Overdrive. This true bypass switch allows your sound to remain intact when the effect is off.
BOOSTER: Turns on/off the Booster. This true bypass switch allows your sound to remain intact when the effect is off.
