Walrus Audio Mako Series MKII: ACS1 Amp + Cab Simulator Guitar Effects Pedal

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Customizable Cabinet Simulation - The Walrus Audio Mako Series MKII: ACS1 Amp + Cab Simulator Guitar Effects Pedal The [ACS1] is an amplifier and speaker cab simulator delivering the sound and feel of world-class amplifiers, complimentary speaker cabinet IRs created by Tone Factor and York Audio, and controllable room size. With the ACS1, players have expansive options to deliver their tone on stage, in the studio, or practicing at home. Simple controls, stereo in and out, onboard presets, and MIDI support make the ACS1 an essential tool in a guitarist's arsenal. The ACS1 MKII comes in an anodized gold finish with black and green ink. The 2in OLED screen measures 128x32 pixels. The enclosure’s exact size with knobs is 4.9” x 2.52” x 2.64”. Power requirements are 9VDC (300mA minimum). The use of an isolated power supply is recommended for powering all Walrus Audio Pedals. Daisy chain power supplies are not recommended. Power supply not included. 24-bit 48kHz A/D and D/A converters for high quality audio. 32-Bit floating point processing. Sharc & ARM co-processors. Amplifiers The ACS1 can mix and match stereo amp and cab combinations. Want to run an AC30-style amp on the left and an Orange-style amp on the right? Or perhaps a 5150 flavored amp in both channels but with two different cabs for a wider stereo sound? When running the ACS1 in stereo, one amp can be used through both channels, or these combinations can be run independently left and right if you choose, leading to powerful, unique amp tones. Simply press down on the Middle encoder to choose individual settings for L, R, or L+R combined. Amps can be mixed and matched with no phase/polarity issues as well. Three Vintage Amp Models Fullerton - Inspired by the classically bright and clear Fender® Deluxe Reverb. Crisp clean tones with loads of headroom that players have come to love over the years. London - Inspired by a 1962 Marshall® Bluesbreaker with a harmonically rich, valve-driven breakup. Art