Enzo is a multi-voice synthesizer pedal inspired by the sounds of synthesizer pioneers like Terry Riley, Joe Zawinul, and Bangelis. Based on the rich oscillator synth sound, the multi-pitch detection function accurately tracks a variety of playing techniques, including chord work, single-note leads, and pitch bends. Enzo has functionality that sets it apart from previous synthesizer pedals. Signal Flow... The Enzo synthesizer engine has four modes: polyphonic, monophonic, arpeggiator, and dry. The oscillator sound passes through a filter section (select from six types), and the final stage is equipped with a ring modulator inspired by the legendary CS-80 and a rich two-tap delay, allowing for infinite freedom in sound creation. All instruments are synthesizers... The Enzo's two multi-voice oscillators are extremely powerful. You can freely create anything from single-note lead sounds to converting guitar chords into polyphonic synth sounds, or playing consecutive sounds like a multi-sequence arpeggiator. There have been pedals with this concept before, but they required special pickups and had problems with tracking accuracy. Enzo can synthesize not only guitars, but also drum machines, vocals, synthesizers, and any other sound source. The input supports both stereo and mono. A/DD/A conversion: 48kHz 24bit DSP: 32-bit float Input impedance: 1MΩ S/N ratio: 115dB Maximum input level: +9dBu (instrument input mode), +12.5dBu (synth line input mode) Power supply: 9V DC, center negative, 2.1mm Current consumption: 150mA Size (W x D x H): Approx. 108 x 114 x 50 mm Weight: approx. 414g
