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Solis Ventus

Solis Ventus

Regular price $549.00 USD
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Pedal Features

  • Dual engine Delays and Reverbs.
  • Runs two algorithms simultaneously.
  • Achieve any delay-delay, reverb-reverb, or delay-reverb pairing, in any order.
  • Analog dry-through.
  • 96 presets.
  • True spillover and bypass trails.
  • Flexible routing: Series, Parallel, and Dual Mono.
  • Flexible usage: Preset Mode or Stompbox Mode.
  • Stereo Looper (40 seconds).
  • Instrument Level and Line Level.
  • Aux switches control input.
  • 2 expression pedal inputs (with CV compatibility).
  • MIDI Input and MIDI Thru/Clock.
  • High-contrast OLED display.
  • Input impedance: 1 MOhm.
  • Output impedance: 500 Ohm.
  • Volume trim: +/- 3dB.
  • Max input level: +7.23 dBV = 9.45 dBu = 6.5 Vpp.
  • SNR: 115 dB typical.
  • AD/DA: 24-bit, 40 KHz.
  • Bypass: Buffered or True Bypass (selectable).
  • Output jacks : 1/4 inch TS.
  • Input jacks: 1/4 inch TS.
  • MIDI Input / MIDI Thru jacks: 1/4 inch TRS.
  • USB connector : Type C
  • Dimension : 17 x 12  cm (6.7 x 4.6 inch)
  • Power requirement : 9V DC / < 350mA, negative-center plug (power supply is not included). 

 Dual‐engine Delay and Reverb pedal

Solis Ventus is able to run two algorithms at once, with arbitrary pairings, ordering, and routings. A special 'Stompbox Mode' dedicates one footswitch to control the on/off state of each engine, effectively turning the Solis Ventus into a quick and dirty two-stompbox setup. And as always, external control devices may be used to open up even more interactive possibilities.

A switchable crossover filter allows you to split the input signals into two frequency bands, one frequency band is routed to DSP X and the other band is routed to DSP Y.

This band splitting allows the X and Y engines to run the algorithms on different frequency bands, a wonderfully effective tool for creating unique moods and textures. You can even modulate the cutoff frequency via MIDI for an otherwordly effects!

 

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