Review the range of Source Audio Guitar Pedals in the product grid and list below. Source Audio was founded in 2005 by former executives of Analog Devices. The Source Audio mission is to bring innovation to the audio effects world through the application of cutting edge sensor, networking and signal processing technology. In 2006, Source Audio released its flagship product, the Hot Hand Motion-Sensing Ring. Since that time, Source Audio’s delay, reverb, distortion, filter, modulation, equalization, and Hot Hand products have found their way onto the stages and recordings of David Gilmour, U2, David Bowie, John Mayer, Aerosmith, Phish, King Crimson, My Morning Jacket, The Cure, and Victor Wooten to name a few.
Source Audio Guitar Pedals have been recognized through multiple product and innovation awards from Premier Guitar, Guitar Player, Sound On Sound, Guitar World, Bass Player, and Electronic Musician Magazines. Our website has many Source Audio Guitar Pedals listed below are some of the most popular, there is also a product list below.
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Source Audio Guitar Effect Pedals : Product Lists
Review the guitar products listed below, click on the name to be taken to a separate page where you can review the prices of the individual Source Audio Guitar Effect Pedals.
- Source Audio Collider Reverb+Delay Echo Guitar Pedal
- Source Audio Nemesis Delay Guitar Pedal SA260
- Source Audio Soulman MIDI Foot Controller Pedal
- Source Audio Soundblox Dual Expression Guitar Pedal
- Source Audio Soundblox Manta Bass Filter Pedal
- Source Audio Soundblox Multiwave Distortion Pedal
On the website there are a wide range of well known guitar pedal manufacturers like mooer pedals, Joyo pedals, Behringer pedals, MXR pedals, Boss pedals etc. There are also many boutique guitar pedals available to review and buy. Check out quality guitar pedals made by Companies like Strymon pedals, DOD pedals and Keeley pedals and tap into the guitar tone of famous guitar players.
Source Audio Pedals : Guitar Effects Explained
Create new and exciting guitar sounds and shape your guitar tone like a pro guitarist. Guitar pedals are used by all types of guitarist to shape the sound that is created by the guitar strings inducing a current into the guitar pickups. Guitar pedals are usually, but not always, used in the signal chain between the guitar and the amplifier. However, some guitar amplifiers have an effects loop, which means the pre-amp signal is fed to the pedals. A guitar pedal or rack mounted music processor unit is an electronic unit that can be used to make sonic changes to the guitar signal and create new sounds which then become part of a guitar players unique sound. There are many guitar pedal types available. Guitarists have used effect pedals, or stomboxes as they are also known, for many years to modify the sound from the guitar and to create exciting sounds for use on new song recordings. There are many makes of guitar pedal on the market, from mass produced, cheap guitar pedals, to expensive custom made pedals that are hand made and used by famous guitar players. Guitar pedals are typically used on stage fitted to a guitar pedal board where the guitarist can switch on and off various effects during a live performance to replica the original recording.
Common Effects Include:
- Distortion guitar pedals – Overdrive guitar pedals – Fuzz guitar pedals – Crunch guitar pedals – Blues guitar pedals – This type of effect creates a distorted sound.
- Lo-Fi Filter guitar pedals – Guitar Compressor pedals – Noise Gate pedals – EQ guitar pedals – This type of effect shapes the signal.
- Modulation guitar pedals – Chorus guitar pedals – Flanger guitar pedals – Phaser guitar pedals – Tremolo guitar pedals – This type of effect modulates the signal.
- Wah guitar pedals – Octave guitar pedals – Auto Wah guitar pedals – This type of effect will change the frequency of the signal.
- Digital Delay guitar pedals – Analog Delay guitar pedals – Tape Echo guitar pedals – Reverb guitar pedals – These create single or multiple echo sounds.
Most modern guitar effect pedals use solid-state electronics eg computer chips and transistors however some old and vintage effects use mechanical components like a spring reverb and even vacuum tubes or valves.
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