TC Electronic debuts the Hall Of Fame 2 X4, the “most potent” reverb pedal it’s ever made
4 pressure-sensitive footswitches, 8 presets and polyphonic shimmer onboard
A mere month after the release of the Flashback 2 X4, TC Electronic has given its long-serving reverb pedal a multi-footswitch upgrade for the first time - meet the Hall Of Fame 2 X4.
As well as the four preset footswitches, the HOF 2 X4 packs the ability to store eight sounds via a bank system.
12 algorithms are available - including a shimmer based on the Sub ’N’ Up’s polyphonic octave algorithm - as well as TC’s trademark TonePrint facility, for access to artist presets or crafting your own sounds via the TonePrint Editor.
Like the Flashback 2 X4, each of the HOF 2 X4’s footswitches boast TC’s pressure-sensitive MASH footswitch technology, and can be used to tweak up to three parameters at once.
Other features include spillover between presets, six TonePrint slots, MIDI support, kill-dry mode and selectable buffer circuit.
The Hall Of Fame 2 X4 is available now for $249 - head over to TC Electronic for more.
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