FLAMMA FV04 Vocal Harmony Pedal - 12 Pitch Voice Harmonizer with 11 Modes, Reverb Effects Processor for Singers & Guitarists - Perfect for Live Performances, Studio Recording & Karaoke Sessions
$70.94
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FLAMMA FV04 Vocal Harmony Pedal - 12 Pitch Voice Harmonizer with 11 Modes, Reverb Effects Processor for Singers & Guitarists - Perfect for Live Performances, Studio Recording & Karaoke Sessions
$70.94
$128.99
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About this item The Harmony provides 11 different harmony modes to choose from and can comfortably shift between major and minor scales for ultimate pitch flexibility. The FV04 Harmony is the first effects pedal from Flamma aimed at vocalists and guitarists. It happily accepts guitar or microphone inputs and includes dedicated reverb effects for each. The FV04 acts as an all-in-one effects solution with the ability to choose between mixed signal or individual outputs to separate vocal and guitar channels. Support for 48V phantom power is also included as is the option to use the FV04 as a microphone amplifier. The FV04 runs on the included 9V 500mA power supply and its sleek blue, all-metal shell is gig-ready and built to last.
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This small effects package allows the performer / vocalist to add a little "fine tuning" enhancement. It adds variable types of reverb, some tone enhancement, and pitch control. The pitch correction feature is not radical or intrusive, it is for the times when you are not quite "on". It adjusts to the nearest pure tone so if you are actually too sharp if will move up to the next higher note, much too flat it will drop you down to a lower note. A bad note is still a bad note, but if you are close this will make it perfect.
