Joyo wants to turn guitarists into one-man bands with the OMB
R Series pedal packs 40-minute looper, drum machine and tap tempo
Joyo Audio has announced another addition to its R Series of guitar pedals, the multi-faceted OMB, which combines a looper and drum machine.
The OMB’s looper offers 40 minutes of recording time and unlimited overdubs, as well as auto-align and count-in functions.
Seven genres of drum pattern and seven drumbeats are onboard the drum machine, which also features tap tempo; guitarists have the ability to add fills to the end of each drum pattern, too.
Plus, like the company’s other R Series pedals, the OMB features a nifty ambience light on the front and rear sides.
The OMB is available from January 2019 for $109 - see Joyo Audio for more.
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