Soundblox Tri-Mod Wah Pedal by Source Audio

About this item: The Tri-Mod Wah is an evolutionary outgrowth of the original Hot Hand® Wah Filters system in a compact and accessible format. There are 11 Wah effects that range from Classic Wah through Low, Band Pass and Multipeak variations, that can all be further modified using either a Hot Hand motion controller, LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) or Envelope Follower.

All Soundblox effects pedals are compatible with the Hot Hand Motion Controller — available separately in wireless or wired configurations — or an extensive range of on-board controls. Soundblox pedals provide a wide variety of original sounding effects in a sleekly designed, rugged package that is easy to use and highly flexible.

 

Tri-Mod Wah Interface

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I/O Ports

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Soundblox Tri-Mod Wah Features & Specifications

• 11 Wah sounds, including Classic Wah, 2 Low Pass filters, 2 Band Pass filters and 6 Multipeak filters.
• 3 Modulation Source Options: LFO, Envelope Follower, and Hot Hand® Motion Sensor.
• Modern Design — a thoughtfully designed box that features rugged construction and sleek looks.
• State-of-the-art DSP — our proprietary 56-bit Digital Singal Processor, the SA601 and crystal-clear 24-bit converters.
• Motion Control — all Soundblox™ pedals are "Hot Hand® Ready" and can be used with any Hot Hand® motion sensor to extend the capabilities of the unit.
• Active Analog Bypass — bypass is fully routed around the DSP and active input ensures zero signal degradation.
• Dimensions: 7 in./17.8cm (length not including I/O jacks) x 4 in./10.2cm (width) x 2 in./5cm (height, including knobs).

Manufacturer Part #: SA121
List Price: $169.00



Notes:

(1) An LFO is a Low Frequency Oscillator (built in to the Soundblox). The LFO are commonly used in effects like phasers, flangers, and choruses. The Tri-Mod Wah allows you to use a variable LFO to drive the effect to create unique sounds.

(2) An Envelope Follower is a built-in mathematical formula that responds to the amplitude (or volume) of the incoming signal to create the wah control.