Musikmesse 08: TC Electronic Nova Series stompboxes arrive

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Dynamics processing and modulation pedals feature dual FX engines

The new Nova stompboxes pack two FX engines
The new Nova stompboxes pack two FX engines

For 2008, TC Electronic's existing Nova series pedals are joined by new Modulator and Dynamics units, retailing at €249.

The Nova Modulator comes equipped with seven studio-quality modulation effects, while the Nova Dynamics features both a classic stompbox-style compressor and a studio, rack-style voicing.

Both pedals benefit from dual processing engines for two sounds on the fly, and in the case of the Dynamics pedal, multi-band compression. To find out more, check out this video fresh from Frankfurt Musikmesse. Also featured is the Nova System multi-FX unit, launched at NAMM in January 2008.

For more information, visit the official TC Electronic website.

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