Product Overview
The Electro-Harmonix EHX Slammi Plus polyphonically transposes the pitch of your instrument by various selectable intervals over a +/-3 octave range. In addition to standard musical intervals, you can also create a rich detune effect in which the harmonies are only slightly set apart. You can set the pitch-bend upwards, downwards, or even up and down at the same time, and then blend in your dry sound to create pitch-shifted harmonies. Switch to the cross-fade (X-FADE) mode to sweep between the dry signal and the fixed transposed pitch. Then use the BLEND knob to create the perfect mix between the dry and transposed notes.
Spanning a range from conventional sounding whammy bar effects to otherworldly harmonically pitch-shifted bends, the depth and flexibility of the Slammi Plus will expand your sonic arsenal.
The Electro-Harmonix Slammi Plus runs on battery or the Electro-Harmonix EHX 9.6DC-200mA PSU (sold separately).
Features:
- Electro-Harmonix EHX Slammi Plus Polyphonic Pitch Shifter
- Flawless, glitch-free transposing over a +/- three octave range
- Three shift modes: Up, down and dual
- Dual pitch shifting mode where the Slammi Plus generates two separate pitch shift intervals simultaneously
- X-Fade transitions seamlessly between wet and dry sounds
- Fully polyphonic all the time
- More flexibility in setting the heel position’s pitch shifted interval
- A Blend control that lets you fine tune the wet/dry mix
- Rugged, weight saving chassis with a traditional rack and pinion style operating mechanism
- Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
- Outputs: 1 x 1/4"
- Bypass Switching: Buffered
- Power Source: 9V DC power supply required (not included)
- UPC: 683274011998
- MPN: SLAMMIPLUS
About Electro-Harmonix:
Electro-Harmonix was founded in 1968 by a young New Yorker fresh out of Cornell University who combined his passions for music and business to create a niche in the nascent world of rock-n-roll. With a first product dubbed the LPB-1, short for Linear Power Booster, Mike Matthews helped usher in the age of overdrive. EHX's most iconic pedal, the Big Muff Pi distortion/sustainer, was introduced in 1969. Its sound and appeal are so powerful that it's been imitated and copied by almost every pedal company on the planet. Currently, Electro-Harmonix has a product line of well over 150 pedals ranging from the essential to the exotic. Along the way there have been many firsts. These include the Electric Mistress, the first low cost flanger; the Memory Man, the first analog delay; the 16 Second Delay, the first looper pedal; and the Instant Replay, the first low cost sampler. More recently products like the POG Polyphonic Octave Generator, the Freeze Sound Retainer and the "9" Series, i.e. B9, C9, Key9, Mel9 and Synth9 keyboard emulators, demonstrate that EHX's legacy of sonic innovation is unique. Electro-Harmonix brings players imaginative products that fan the flames of creativity at prices a working musician can afford.
