Multi Effects Pedals
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Neural DSP Quad Cortex

Line 6 Helix HX Stomp

BOSS ME-80 Multi-Effects Pedal

Line 6 POD Go

Landlord FX Spinning Room Modulation Pedal

Line 6 M5

Line 6 Helix LT

Kemper Digital Profiler Stage

Strymon Iridium

Line 6 Helix Floor

Line 6 Helix HX Effects

BOSS Pocket GT Pocket Effects Processor

BOSS SY-1 Synthesizer Effects Pedal

Zoom G1 Four

BOSS GT-1 Guitar Effects Processor

BOSS GT-1000CORE

Zoom G1X Four

Line 6 Pocket Pod

HeadRush Pedalboard

BOSS GT-100 Multi Effects

Wampler Terraform Modulation Multi-effect

BOSS MD-200 Modulation Multi FX

Eventide H9 Max

Zoom MS-70CDR Chorus Delay Reverb Multi Stomp

BOSS GT-1000 Guitar Effects Processor

BOSS VE-8 Acoustic Singer

Strymon Mobius Modulation Pedal

Zoom B1 Four

Zoom B1X Four

Roland GR-55GK-BK Black Guitar Synth with GK3 Pickup

HeadRush Gigboard

Zoom G3n Multi-FX Processor

Zoom G3xn Multi-FX Processor

Roland GR-55S-BK Guitar Synth

Eventide H9 Core Multi FX Pedal

BOSS GT-001 Desktop Guitar Effects Processor

BOSS GT-1B

Eventide H9 Max Dark

Zoom MS-50G Multi Stomp

Zoom G5N Multi FX
About Multi Effects Pedals
The sophistication and realism of modern multi effects pedals is astonishing. These user-friendly units boast dozens - if not hundreds - of different effects. This them both an enthralling creative centre for practice and writing and an all-in-one solution for recording and live performance.
If you’ve never used pedals before, the world of signal chains, buffers, voltage and current can be a bit overwhelming. Multi effects boards can be a fantastic way of experimenting with new sounds without having to put a pedal board together. The ability to quickly mimic your favourite guitar tones is one of the most thrilling aspects of playing guitar. Multi effects pedals make this incredibly easy! They are also brilliant for songwriters chasing inspiration in a huge palette of sounds.
For live use, players can save custom presets or ‘patches', enabling instant recall of guitar tones, whether on a song by song basis, or even during a song. This allows multiple effects to change in the chorus, for example, something which would be impossible with traditional analog pedal boards.
Players tend to run multi effects pedals into a clean amplifier. However, depending on whether the unit also models amp and cab sounds, it is also common to plug straight into a PA. Multi effects pedals range from professional quality to entry level. The most popular professional quality units are the Line 6 Helix, Kemper Stage and Neural DSP Quad Cortex. The most popular entry level units are the Boss GT1 and Zoom G5N.