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The GE150 Plus multi-effects pedalboard offers a complete experience for guitarists seeking versatility and sound quality. With 55 high-quality preamp simulations based on non-linear sampling technology, it delivers realistic sounds suitable for studio, stage, or rehearsal. Its 80-second stereo looper and integrated drum machine facilitate creation and practice, while the integrated expression pedal allows for precise control of volume or effects in real time. Compatibility with MNRS files and third-party IR simulations expands sound possibilities for demanding professional or amateur use.
| Model | GE150 Plus |
|---|---|
| Type | Multi-effects pedalboard |
| Preamp simulations | 55 (non-linear sampling) |
| Presets | Up to 198 presets |
| File support | MNRS (amp/cab) and third-party IR simulations (2048 pts) |
| SPILL-OVER function | Yes, natural fade-out of delay and reverb effects |
| Drum machine | 40 patterns |
| Metronome | 10 types |
| Looper | Stereo, 80 seconds |
| Expression pedal | Integrated, controls parameters or volume |
| Footswitches | 3 |
| Outputs | Stereo Jack |
| USB port | USB-C (PC editing, data management, updates, mobile audio recording) |
| Auxiliary input | Yes |
| Headphone output | Yes |
| Housing | Aluminum |
| Accessories supplied | 9V power supply, USB cable |
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