Electro-Harmonix Ravish Sitar Emulation Pedal

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Inspiring Sound Of the Sitar with This Fully Programmable Pedal - The Electro-Harmonix Ravish Sitar Emulation Pedal Very few instruments offer as much harmonic and dynamic flexibility as a sitar. Electro-Harmonix has streamlined the essence of the sitar into a compact enclosure that offers a polyphonic lead voice and tunable sympathetic string drones that dynamically react to your playing. Create your own custom scales for the sympathetic strings while you set the decay time for the lead voice. Two expression pedal inputs allow you to bend the pitch of the lead voice and control the volume of the sympathetic strings simultaneously. These unique controls offer the player the ability to program the Ravish to become a totally unique and organic instrument unto itself. The Electro-Harmonix Ravish Sitar Pedal is a truly new design with the flexibility to be a crossover tonal wonder. Transform Your Electric Guitar Into a Sitar Lead Sitar Voice Tracks Your Notes Polyphonically With a Wide Range of Tonal Possibilities Selectable Decay Speed for the Lead Voice Sympathetic String Drone Simulation With a Wide Tonal Range Selectable Keys and Scales Including Major, Minor and Exotic Provided for the Sympathetic Strings Create Custom Sympathetic String Scales From Your Guitar Ability to Choose the Sympathetic Key by Playing a Note on Your Guitar Modulation Adds Movement to the Sympathetic Strings Bend the Pitch of Your Lead Voice Notes Using an Optional Expression Pedal Control the Volume of the Sympathetic Drone Using an Optional Expression Pedal Separate Main Output for All Voices Plus a Secondary Sympathetic Only Output Save and Recall 10 Presets SPECIFICATIONS Circuit: Digital Bypass: Buffered Bypass Audio: Mono Power Supply: 9.6 VDC-200 mA Power Adapter Included Current Draw: 160 mA Dimensions: 5.75 x 4.75 x 2.5 Inches Manufacturer: Electro-Harmonix Model: RAVISH SKU: I272887-N-1-WHXB UPC: 683274011189 We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since