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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 89130, member: 27"] This pedal just made every overdrive and distortion tweak fully morphable on the fly. Dual-stage drive architecture [LIST] [*]Strymon Canoga combines an analog JFET input with a DSP distortion engine. [*]Continuous gain morphing shifts clipping, frequency, and compression simultaneously. [*]Discrete Class A front end keeps low noise and high impedance. [*]Morphing covers transparent overdrive up to full-on high-gain distortion. [/LIST] Tone shaping and EQ [LIST] [*]Active 3-band EQ controls bass, middle, and treble after distortion. [*]Selectable Voice switch toggles smooth symmetrical or edgy asymmetrical saturation. [*]DSP simulates tube and diode clipping behaviors precisely. [*]Compact aluminum chassis houses a robust, pedalboard-friendly design. [/LIST] Connectivity and control [LIST] [*]Configurable mono or full stereo signal path via TRS. [*]MIDI control handles all parameters with 300 preset slots. [*]USB-C enables MIDI integration and firmware updates. [*]True bypass or buffered bypass preserves the signal over long runs. [/LIST] Audio fidelity and specs [LIST] [*]High-performance 24-bit, 96kHz A/D and D/A converters onboard. [*]Pedal responds dynamically across frequency and gain ranges. [*]Designed for clean signal retention and tonal versatility. [*]Engineered to integrate seamlessly into guitar and synth setups. [/LIST] Pricing and availability [LIST] [*]Canoga hardware pedal is priced at $199. [*]Available immediately for pedalboards with USB-C MIDI support. [*]Covers the full spectrum from subtle drive to extreme distortion. [*]Compact form factor fits easily on crowded pedal layouts. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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