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FLAMMA FS07 Stereo Cabinet Simulation Guitar Pedal Cab Simulator 7 User Preset Slots Support IR Loading Software Editing

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Color: Cabinet Simulation Orange


Features

  • High-quality stereo cabinet simulation/IR loading pedal.
  • Includes 7 user preset slots that can store two different cabinet simulation setting each.
  • 11 factory cabinet simulation files with support for loading third-party impulse response files
  • Comes with specialized editor software for quick management of your presets.
  • Choose between mono or stereo setups.

Description

Read more FS07 Software Edit This is the editor software for the FS07. Users can quickly adjust parameters, manage presets, load impulse response files, backup users' files, etc. Download Visit the official FLAMMA website and download the software version that matches your operating system. OS requirements: Win 7 or Higher, Mac OS 10.11 or higher. Main Features The FS07 Cab pedal features 11 built-in cabinet simulation effects while also supporting endless customization by supporting third-party impulse response files. Using the FS07 is a breeze with a dual-function footswitch that can be used as a traditional power toggle or as a way to easily cycle through the seven customizable preset slots. Each preset and cab simfile can be adjusted to your taste by using the pedal knobs, or by using the free editor software for even more precise tweaking. High-quality stereo cabinet simulation/IR loading pedal. Includes 7 user preset slots that can store two different cabinet simulation setting each. 11 factory cabinet simulation files with support for loading third-party impulse response files Choose between mono or stereo setups The footswitch can be assigned as a traditional on/off switch or to switch between presets. Comes with specialized editor software for quick management of your presets. Read more About FS07 Cabinet Simulaiton Pedal IR Loader 11 factory cabinet simulation files with support for loading third-party impulse response files. Basically covers various cabinet types. You can also load your own IR files. The IR supports 24-bit, 44.4 kHz mono WAV files. 7 Storeable Presets The 7 user preset slots can store two different cabinet simulation settings each. Press the SAVE button to select left or right output. A blue LED indicates the left output cab sim and the red LED indicated the right output cab sim. Software Edit Connect the pedal to your computer to click to choose, adjust, save and export the presets. You can even also backup and restore youf preset in this compact and quality pedal by clicks. It also provides more flexibility to your use. High-quality Stereo Pedal Mono and Stereo routing design provide more choices for your sound creation. Each preset can store and also export the parameters of left output and right output individually. Read more Effects List Connection Instrustion More deatials could be found in the manual. Specification Input 21/4 monoaural jack (Impedance value: 4.7M ohms) Output 21/4 monoaural jack (Impedance value: 100 ohms) Power Supply 9V DC center negative (Please ensure the voltage value of power supply is not more than 9V, ensure the polarity is correct) Current Draw 300mA Dimension 70121.550.5 mm Weight 0.3kg Accissories Quick Guide, Sticker, USB Micro B cable


Item Weight: 12 ounces


Package Dimensions: 5.16 x 4.21 x 2.52 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: FS07


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: April 21, 2021


Color Name: Cabinet Simulation Orange


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