Increasingly popular purveyors of affordable guitar gear, Harley Benton, has announced its first-ever multi-effects pedal, the DNAfx GiT.
The highly portable unit features 55 amps and 26 cabs that promise a tube-like feel, and can be easily recorded via 26 onboard impulse responses. Users can add third-party files, too.
There are also 151 effects, including drives, compressors, noise gates, EQs, modulation, wah, pitch, filters, delays, reverbs and more.
Up to nine effects can be run simultaneously, and combinations can be saved in 200 preset slots.
Other features include an onboard expression pedal, tap tempo, 80-second looper, drum machine and LED chromatic tuner.
Outputs include USB – which can be used for direct recording – as well as stereo, mono and headphone jacks.
The DNAfx GiT is available now for $141 via Thomann Music.
For more info, see Harley Benton.
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