NUX Monterey Vibe Effects Pedal

Dimensions (Overall): 4.6 inches (L), 2.5 inches (H) x 2.6 inches (W) x 4.6 inches (D)
Weight: .57 pounds
Effect Type: Chorus, Phaser, and Flanger
Warranty: No Applicable Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item,
• Power requirement: 9V DC, center negative 100mA (power supply not included)
• Input Impedance: 1M ohm
• Output Impedance: 1K ohm
• Weight: 6 oz (174g)
• Dimensions: 3.7" x 2" x 2.08" (94 x 51 x 53 mm)
The NUX Monterey Vibe was born to recreate the grand, yet complex, psychedelic rock guitar sound of the 1960s and '70s.NUX Monterey Vibe, born to recreate the grand, yet complex, psychedelic rock guitar sound of the 1960s and '70s. It features all of the classic Uni-vibe style selections: Chorus, Rotary-Speaker, and Phaser pedal. NUX modernized the original 4 stage phaser circuit (a pulsating bulb surrounded by 4 photo-resistors by replacing it with a powerful 32-Bit floating DSP to process its custom algorithm. What was the outcome? A perfect mimic of the complex physical-phenomena of its original analog circuitry.NUX Monterey Vibe generates a truly unique effect tone; a mix of chorus, tremolo, rotary, and phaser. This unique tone can be found in Pink Floyd’s "Breathe," Robin Trower’s "Bridge of Sighs" and the haunting audio mood created for "Machine Gun" by Jimi Hendrix.The earliest Uni-Vibe effect pedal came out in the 1960s. Cutting-edge guitarists were seeking a replacement for the heavy rotary speaker amplifier — configured from a standard amplifier for the electronic pipe organ. The original Leslie speakers did have a charm of their own, but it was more than compensated for by gaining the phaser effect, and the ease-of-use of a simple pedal configuration.Just like the traditional Uni-Vibe pedal, can switch between Chorus (the Uni-vibe effect) or Vibrato, by simply holding the foot-switch. In Chorus mode, the mix of Phaser and dry guitar signals produces a classic Rotary sound. In Vibrato mode, pitch modulates between high and low. Both modes yield a rich, vintage vibe at any speed, intensity, or volume.