Explore a whole world of modulation with Wampler’s 11-effect-strong Terraform pedal
Feature-packed stompbox offers real-time effect control, preset storage, onboard tap tempo and much more
Wampler has introduced the Terraform, which packs 11 custom-designed and -built modulations into one effects pedal.
The mods on tap – auto wah, envelope filter, flanger, phaser, u vibe, rotary, auto swell, tremolo, harmonic tremolo, chorus and dimension – are accessible via a rotary control at the upper lefthand corner of the pedal.
There’s also knobs for rate, depth and blend, as well as variable and volume, with real-time control over the five parameters via an expression pedal.
Other features include eight preset locations to store favorite sounds, onboard tap tempo to sync an effect to a song and MIDI capability. Additionally, Wampler has included multiple signal routing options to ensure modulations hit the right part of the signal chain.
The Terraform is offered for $299. For more information, head to Wampler Pedals.
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