Joyo has announced the Vision, an affordable dual-channel modulation entry in its R Series pedal line, which packs a whopping 18 effects.
Each channel features nine effects as well as independent speed/rate, control and depth/mix knobs, while a three-way toggle switch adjusts the sequence of the two effects.
Here’s how the channels are divided up:
- Channel A: MOD-PH, CHO, ST-PH, FLG, RING, ROT, TREM, LQD-PH, TRI-CH
- Channel B: OPT-TRM, SM-CH, LOW-BIT, AT-WAH, ANLG-FL, PHASE, OCTA, STUT, VIBRA
Other features include independent tap tempo controls (via holding down the relevant footswitch), plus stereo inputs and outputs and Joyo’s ambience LED lights.
The Vision is available now for $89 - pop over to Joyo Audio for more info.
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