MOOER Autuner Vocal Effects Processor Voice Pedal Pitch Correction Reverb Delay Guitar Vocal Stompbox Microphone Amplifier for Guitarist Recording Live Performance Singing Streaming (MVP1)
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- BrandMOOER
- StyleCompact
- ColorAutuner
- Voltage48 Volts
- Audio Output EffectsDelay Reverb
⚡48V Phantom Power
🎤Pitch Correction
⏱️TAPTEMPO Control
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Description
🎶 Transform Your Voice, Captivate Your Audience!
- ELEVATE YOUR SOUND - High-quality delay and reverb tailored for vocal excellence.
- VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY - Seamlessly switch between guitar and microphone inputs.
- INSTANT VOCAL TRANSFORMATION - One-click vocal synthesizer for unique soundscapes.
- UNLEASH YOUR VOCAL POTENTIAL - Experience precise pitch correction for a flawless performance.
- DUAL CONTROL FOR ULTIMATE FLEXIBILITY - Navigate effects effortlessly with dual footswitch control.
The MOOER Autuner Vocal Effects Processor is a versatile voice pedal designed for musicians and vocalists. It features precise pitch correction, high-quality delay and reverb effects, and multiple vocal tone settings. With dual footswitch control and optional 48V phantom power, it can be used as a microphone amplifier or a traditional stompbox, making it perfect for live performances, recording, and streaming.
Specifications
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Voltage | 48 Volts |
| Color | Autuner |
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