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Other Acoustic Guitar Effect Pedal, Black, Regular (Mosaic)

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Features

  • Turn any 6-string guitar into a 12-string. Battery operation possible; (Best with Polaroid 9V Batteries)
  • Advanced, Polyphonic Pitch Shifting and Intelligent Doubling
  • True bypass
  • LEVEL - Adjusts the intensity of the 12-string effect TONE - Adjusts the amount of high frequency enhancement being applied to your signal

Description

The digitech MOSAIC polyphonic 12-string effect pedal sets you upon the path of creating lush 12-string sounds with either 6-string Electric or amplified acoustic guitars. Immediately identifiable 12-string tones are now yours with octave low strings and doubled high strings. Single notes and full chordal strums shine with polyphonic richness and celestial movement that will inspire you. The Mosaic's balanced low-end response with crisp octave shimmer produces a tone that's lush and articulate, just as with a 12-string guitar. Tailor the Mosaic's sound with the Independent level and tone controls. Level will control the 12-string effect intensity while tone shapes the overall brightness of the effect. The MOSAIC will give you a richer, more resonant and full tone than a standard six-string guitar. It is true bypass and uses a 9V DC power supply to easily integrate into your existing pedalboard.

Brand: DigiTech


Style: Compact


Color: Black


Item Weight: 0.66 Pounds


Voltage: 9 Volts


Item Weight: 10.6 ounces


Product Dimensions: 4.63 x 3.19 x 2.13 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: MOSAIC


Batteries: 1 9V batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 22, 2014


Color Name: Black


Signal Format: Analog


Size: REGULAR


Power Source: Corded Electric


Voltage: 9 Volts


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Kinda Impressed!
I purchased, like many others, to address the need for an occasional 12 string acoustic. I expected to be under impressed, but to have something "good enough" . I lined this pedal up with my pre-amp to a Martin 000-18 and tried some fingerpicking. The thumb strum sounded almost like a steel drum kind of sound...definitly "chimey" but almost a little too round. The finger picking "up top" sounded fine... it was just like a loss of mid-high end on the thumb strum. Using a VERY LIGHT (bumble bee) thumb pick, however, REALLY opened it up. With the effect set at about 11 o'clock, the octaves and doubled tones sang out and sounded natural enough. I like how the unit does not change the overall tone of the pre-amp or the guitar...it just puts the 12 string effect on it. Think songs like, Love of my Life. Hotel California, Here Comes The Sun....They sounded great! If I were to hear that sound coming from a 6 string player, I would for sure make a "double take". I haven't tried it with an electric yet.... I may edit the post later, but for now...I like it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2022 by Dennis R. Gerber
    • 12 string tone on 6 strings.
Review Image by Talesin Talesin
Jangly, Beatles, Byrds, and Tom Petty tone. A classic late 60’s early 70’s sound, the effect is really strong, so just a bit will do ya.(See photo for suggested setting) Its obviously not accurate enough to BE a 12 string, but run this in front of a Vox, Fender, or Hiwatt tube amp, and your audience will believe its a Rickenbacker 360/12 like Lennon and Petty both played. Save $3k and get this pedal instead of the guitar! And the “chick attractor” switch hidden underneath works perfectly. 😉 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2022 by Talesin Talesin
    • Five stars!
This review is for the The DigiTech Mosaic Polyphonic 12-String effect pedal. This product has been out for many years and seems to be one of the few to get the job done. The DigiTech and the Boss pedals are really the kind of stomp boxes that use the "if it's not broke don't fix it" adage. I currently use it with a solid body electric strat guitar. AFTER LOOKING AT MORE THAN AN INFINITE NUMBER OF YouTube reviews, I had it narrowed down between the DigiTech in the Boss emulators. Since I didn't need reverb, I went for the Mosaic's simplicity. The DigiTech and Boss FX are both good, yet have a slight different sound depending on your preference. • gets me that 12-string emulation, without (tuning and) dragging a 12-string around. • use it "in" the effects pedal loop for a guitar processor... or as I do: the first/only stop box ahead of my guitar processor. • additionally is a great effect to use to fatten up a lead sound. CONS: • may seem a little pricey, yet options are few and far between for 12-string emulators. In addition, it's comparably priced with its other major competitor from Boss. • YES. You'll get those guitar purists that will say nothing beats a 12-string for that REAL 12-string sound. To them I say: Duh... Okay... so why don't you own a Rickenbacker 12-string yourself? For all others like us that live in reality, the DigiTech Moasic 12-string guitar emulator is a great buy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2022 by RoJo
    • Doesn't play well with pedalboard power supplies
For electric guitars, it sounds fine. Sort of reminiscent of a 12-string Rickenbacker, like what Roger McGuinn used on some of the Byrds songs. For acoustic guitar, the effect isn't so good. Sounds almost like a pipe organ, but I bought it for electric guitar so that's not a big deal. The main reason I only gave it three stars is because you have to use the dedicated power supply that comes with it (see added comment below). My pedalboards each have Voodoo Lab power supplies that provide power to each pedal from one source, but I can't use them with the Mosaic or it won't turn on. So the Mosaic sits by itself beside my pedalboard. This makes it a PITA to use because you not only have to find an extra AC outlet nearby, but you also have to have an extra instrument patch cord to connect it in line with your pedalboard. You may also need to have an extra AC extension cord handy to power it up because the adapter's cord isn't very long. To me this is a design flaw and an inconvenience when setting up for gigs. I'm wishing now that I had bought the Boss OC-5. Added 1/28/22: Another issue: The Mosaic's power supply introduces a great deal of hum if it is plugged into the same power strip that the amp and pedalboard use. The Mosaic's power supply needs to be plugged into a separate circuit. I'm liking this pedal less and less each time I use it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2022 by rodi53
    • An Excellent Addition To My Pedal Board!
After shopping around and comparing many options for a unique pedal to enhance my pedal board, I found the Mosaic. It is more than an octave pedal; can brighten tone; has a wide range of sonic possibilities from subtle to full on. Add a bit of compression and a light chorus on it and you have a very nice chimey, shimmering guitar sound. Good tracking on bends, and does a good job of replicating a 12 string. Play "Stairway" without having to lug around a ES 1275 double neck!!!! HaHa! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2017 by Art & Music
    • this is not a perfect pedal, but it is a very good one ...
this is not a perfect pedal, but it is a very good one indeed... amazing tracking and sounds very musical... if you are into the work of jangly guitar classic acts like early r.e.m., the soft boys, the rain parade, the smiths and the church you'll find this interesting and it'll fit very nicely in yr pedalborard sounds... sound amazing with telecasters and spring reverbs... i'm so happy to have found this... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2018 by Rodrigo Antonio Dubó Vega

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