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Yamaha Magicstomp II 198 effects pedals, mic amp speaker simulationsAs a guitar player, you have many choices when it comes to effects. You can go to a music store and pay a few hundred dollars for a couple of effect pedals that will give you just that—a couple of effects. Or, you can buy an overly complex multi-effect unit that costs a mint and takes an engineering degree to use. Yamaha’s Magicstomp effects pedals have changed that forever.Yamaha Magicstomp EB For the price of a few small stomp boxes, Yamaha’s Magicstomp pedals are loaded with tons of sounds from the classic DG, AG and UD Stomp, plus 24-bit digital effects from the famous SPX processor family and a ton of brand new effects. The new Magicstomp II packs 198 sound programs, an integrated chromatic tuner, mic/amp/speaker simulations, interactive software editing and full programmability into a convenient stomp box format. The Magicstomp series also includes the Magicstomp AG (acoustic) and the new Magicstomp EB (bass), making its debut at Winter NAMM 2005 with Spring 2005 availability. Editing and creating custom sounds with the Magicstomp II just got easier. Yamaha has upgraded the original Magicstomp by adding a headphone jack and the ability to edit programs on the unit itself—without the need for a computer. As a guitar player, you have many choices when it comes to effects. You can go to a music store and pay a few hundred dollars for a couple of effect pedals that will give you just that—a couple of effects. Or, you can buy an overly complex multi-effect unit that costs a mint and takes an engineering degree to use. Yamaha’s Magicstomp effects pedals have changed that forever. Yamaha Magicstomp EB For the price of a few small stomp boxes, Yamaha’s Magicstomp pedals are loaded with tons of sounds from the classic DG, AG and UD Stomp, plus 24-bit digital effects from the famous SPX processor family and a ton of brand new effects. The new Magicstomp II packs 198 sound programs, an integrated chromatic tuner, mic/amp/speaker simulations, interactive software editing and full programmability into a convenient stomp box format. The Magicstomp series also includes the Magicstomp AG (acoustic) and the new Magicstomp EB (bass), making its debut at Winter NAMM 2005 with Spring 2005 availability. Editing and creating custom sounds with the Magicstomp II just got easier. Yamaha has upgraded the original Magicstomp by adding a headphone jack and the ability to edit programs on the unit itself—without the need for a computer. “The Yamaha Magicstomp series provides all the effects you could ever want in one convenient, easy-to-use format,” says Bryan Savage, marketing manager, Yamaha Guitars. “It’s like having 99 effects boxes in one, plus the new Magicstomp II has deep editing on the unit itself. No other stomp box on the market will let you go that deep into each effect parameter and adjust it. For instance, you can go into the ‘delay,’ choose between ten presets, and adjust the decay, rate, etc. to get exactly what you want. “The Yamaha Magicstomp series provides all the effects you could ever want in one convenient, easy-to-use format,” says Bryan Savage, marketing manager, Yamaha Guitars. “It’s like having 99 effects boxes in one, plus the new Magicstomp II has deep editing on the unit itself. No other stomp box on the market will let you go that deep into each effect parameter and adjust it. For instance, you can go into the ‘delay,’ choose between ten presets, and adjust the decay, rate, etc. to get exactly what you want. + Post comment/question/reply SELECT name,type,site FROM subjects WHERE (name REGEXP '^Yamaha .|. Yamaha .|. Yamaha$|^Yamaha$' or name REGEXP ? ) and site REGEXP 'gmg' LIMIT 10 Can't ex 626632 select name,unique_id,filename,gmgdir,dir,text FROM pages WHERE (gmgdir REGEXP '.') and (name REGEXP ? ) ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 10 statement: Unknown column 'gmgdir' in 'field list':: Can't366785 prepare statement: Unknown column 'gmgdir' in 'field list' |
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