Electro harmonix B9 Organ Machine

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ELECTRO-HARMONIX B9 Organ Machine: emulation effect pedal. Following in the footsteps of the outstanding C9 Organ Machine and KEY9 Electric Piano Machine, the B9 offers realistic electric organ emulations. Nine presets are available, containing the fundamental controls and effects needed for authentic reproduction. Power supply included. Electro-Harmonix power supply included.

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for electric guitar Yes
Synth Yes

Model : ELECTRO-HARMONIX B9 Organ Machine - SKU Electro-Harmonix : EHXB9 - Category : Electric Organ Simulation Effects Pedal - Metal case - Electro-Harmonix power supply included - Dimensions inches : 4.0 (w) x 4.75 (l) x 2.25 (h) - Dimensions in mm: 102 (w) x 121 (l) x 89 (h) - Instructions for use (copy and paste this link into your browser's address bar) : http://www.ehx.com/products/b9/instructions1 - place the B9 first in your pedal chain 2 - place modulation, delay, reverb and saturation effects after the B9 3 - do not insert in an effects loop 4 - preferably use your guitar's bridge pickup (use a booster or compressor if your pickup has a low output level) 5 - preferably use with a guitar; a bass will have its frequencies altered 6 - tracking is optimal from the C, A string, 3rd fret (poor results below this note). After the 23rd fret, the effect will no longer be heard 7 - for best results, try phrasing like an organist (no bends, for example)