The versatile sustainer pedal boasts seven effect types, fade in and decay controls, and TonePrint app compatibility
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(Image credit: TC Electronic)
(Image credit: TC Electronic)
(Image credit: TC Electronic)
(Image credit: TC Electronic)
(Image credit: TC Electronic)
TC Electronic has unveiled the Infinite Sample Sustainer – a pedalboard-friendly stompbox that promises powerful soundscape-producing capabilities.
Equipped with a relatively streamlined control layout that boasts Decay, Level and Fade In knobs, the sampler features a comprehensive reverb engine and modulation block, as well as a built-in FX loop.
Further controls include two toggle switches that flick between Latching and Momentary modes, and Dry and Reverb voices, while an FX Type knob is tasked with navigating the seven onboard effect options.
Said to be suitable for endless sustain or swelling chord stacks, the Infinite Sample Sustainer promises lush boutique reverb tones thanks to its proprietary algorithm – the same reverb algorithm employed in the brand's Hall of Fame pedal.
Other features include TonePrint compatibility and preset-saving powers, meaning users can browse the TonePrint app to curate or discover sustainer sounds that can in turn be sent directly to the pedal.
Up to three TonePrints can be stored on the Infinite Sample Sustainer at one time.
Said Paul Robert Scott, TC Electronic Product Manager, “I am very excited about our first sustainer pedal ever, which opens creative spaces ready for exploration and experimentation.
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“Imagine the sounds you could create if you had infinite time on your hands,” he mused. “Well, we can’t give you infinite time, unfortunately, but we’re very happy to offer endless amounts of sustained layers right at the tips of your toes."
The Infinite Sample Sustainer is available to preorder now for $149. For more info, head over to TC Electronic.
It follows the release of the Stereo Chorus Flanger Gold, which celebrated the 45th anniversary of TC Electronic’s first-ever effect pedal.
Matt is a Senior Staff Writer, writing for Guitar World, Guitarist and Total Guitar. He has a Masters in the guitar, a degree in history, and has spent the last 16 years playing everything from blues and jazz to indie and pop. When he’s not combining his passion for writing and music during his day job, Matt records for a number of UK-based bands and songwriters as a session musician.
