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Fans of the distinctive sounds of the Mellotron can rejoice: Electro-Harmonix has released the MEL9, a tape replay machine that emulates some of the Mellotron’s most popular sounds. From “Strawberry Fields” to OK Computer, the Mellotron has graced many of your favorite tracks, and now you can get the keyboard’s flute sounds, clarinet, orchestra, low choir, strings, and more on your pedalboard. With excellent tracking, the MEL9 can handle all of the bends, slides, and even dive bombs you throw at it. Pick your favorite sound, modify it with the Dry, Effect, Attack, and Sustain knobs, and you’ve got yourself some classic Mellotron Vibes, courtesy of the MEL9.

From the sonic adventurers at Meris, the Enzo is a synth pedal that can transform your guitar signal into a myriad of different textures, voices, and sounds. Based around two oscillators with selectable waveforms, the Enzo has multiple envelope types, Mono, Poly, and Arpeggiated synth modes, and a sweeping range of other tunable options and settings. While the learning curve can be a little steep, the Enzo should be at the top of the list for those seeking an unrivaled experience in the realm of synth pedals.

The Synth9 from Electro-Harmonix is a pedal that transforms your guitar or bass signal into the sounds of nine different synthesizers. With different presets of '80s leads, enveloping pads, funky bass synths, and beyond, the Synth9 is the perfect pedal for guitarists who need to handle the synth parts in a cover, or those who just want to get a little weird with their sound design. In addition to volume controls to blend your dry guitar signal and the synth effect, this pedal also has two "CTRL" knobs that adjust two parameters for each individual synth mode. For similar pedals in this series, see the EHX C9 and B9 organ pedals, the Mel9 Mellotron-style pedal, and the Key9 electric piano pedal.

Expanding on the formidable synth-shaping capabilities of the original with a full 11-part effects section, dedicated expression controls, and four Freeze modes, the Electro-Harmonix Superego Plus is a new bar for synth/modulation pedals. Accentuate the polyphonic lead, bass, and pad tones with dedicated onboard effects like delay, rotary, and flange, or kick in the Live Mode to deactivate the synth engine and use the Superego Plus as a dedicated effects command center. A formidable sidekick for guitar, bass, and keys.

With the Electro-Harmonix B9 Organ Machine, authentic vintage organ tones are just a lead or chord away. This stompbox seamlessly adds the sound of an old Hammond and many other organs to your guitar rig in a way that only the wizards at Electro-Harmonix could cook up.

Taking their already landmark Freeze effect to the next level, the EHX Super Ego will hold and sustain a note or chord forever. But unlike it's little brother, the Super Ego can automatically track and change notes along with your playing, to shift the sonic exploration to new and exciting levels.

The Electro-Harmonix C9 Organ Machine builds on the popularity of the B9 Organ Machine with nine new organ models, offering unbelievably realistic keyboard tones through your guitar.

When you don't have room on stage for a synth, just put it on the floor. The Roland GR-55 is a powerful guitar synthesizer with thousands of synth, guitar, and bass voices in an enormous built-in library, perfect for metal, fusion, and rock.

To create guitar synth sounds with ease, just attach a Roland GK 3 pickup, plug in to the Roland GR-20 guitar synthesizer, and play. Tons of pre-loaded sounds, like flute, saxophone, and percussive loops amongst countless others, come stock with the GR-20 and a few quick-editing knobs let you adjust attack, release, chorus, and more effects. Lightning-fast tracking takes place through digital pitch detection so you'll always sound on point.

The Roland GR-33 Guitar Synthesizer brings together an entire battalion of sounds from a company famous for its prowess in synthesis. Packing 384 instrument samples taken from the Roland JV-1080 synth module, the GR-33 can go from a metallic FM synthesis to an organic, pulsing analog tone with a little bit of toggling. Throw in a dedicated effects sections for chorus and reverb with an additional 40 effects like rotary and phasing, this is a command center of tone at a price musicians can get behind.

The Boss GP-10 Guitar Processor employs a streamlined USB/MIDI interface, compatible GK guitar pickup, and a built-in analog guitar synthesizer for an absolute command station of guitar tone. Powered in tandem by Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Composite Object Sound Modeling (COSM) technology to serve up sounds from a 12-string to two-octave drop to custom tunings, the GP-10 compounds decades of guitar gear into a single floor unit.

The Roland GR-1 guitar synthesizer offers 200 PCM tones as well as digital effects and up to four different timbres of sound. The GK-2A divided pickup mounts on the guitar, allowing for uniquely synthesized tones from the guitar.

The Roland VG-99 is a guitar multi-effects unit built with a dual engine for running two modeling effects simultaneously.

Features: guitar to MIDI capability, dual GT Pro Class processor, USB compatible

The VG-88 is a guitar/amp modeling system built with 200 presets, COSM modeling technology and polyphonic pitch shifting.

The Roland GR-55S Guitar Synthesizer collates the sounds and power of a decked-out synthesizer into a nifty package that can literally be laid at your feet. Consisting of three pedals for real-time control with an onboard volume/expression pedal, the GR-55 brings together over 900 of Roland's best PCM sounds from organ to keys to synth. Not just a guitar-centric synth, this model's addition of over 50 effect and amp emulations, this can be

The Roland GR-09 Guitar Synth controller is a simplified version of their GR-33 synth multieffects unit, intended for pairing with the GK-2A synth pickup.