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This compact audio interface is designed for guitarists and bassists who want to explore a wide range of effects and amp models using MNRS technology. It facilitates direct USB-OTG recording on smartphones or tablets, ideal for home studios and mobile sessions. Its built-in tuner, various drum machines, and 80-second looper provide valuable versatility for composition and practice. Bluetooth connectivity allows for seamless audio playback, while its lithium battery provides approximately 4 hours of autonomy, perfect for rehearsals or music lessons on the go.
| Model | Prime P1 Space Grey |
|---|---|
| Technology | MNRS amp and effects modeling |
| Number of guitar and bass effects | 126 effects including 73 for bass |
| Bass effects chain | Dual chain with 10 classic bass amp models |
| Tuner | Integrated |
| Metronomes | 10 |
| Drum machines | 40 |
| Looper | 80 seconds |
| Recording | Direct USB-OTG on smartphone and tablet |
| Editing | Via free app (Android/iOS) |
| Audio playback | Bluetooth |
| Battery | 1900mAh lithium, approx. 4 hours autonomy |
| Input / Output | Jack |
| Headphone output | Mini-jack |
| Accessories | USB cable and carrying case |
| Compatibility | GWF4 wireless footswitch |
| Dimensions | 99.3 x 55 x 21 mm |
| Weight | 100 g |
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