Meris has announced the latest tricked-out effect to join its range, the Enzo, which promises to be “the ultimate synth pedal”.
A multi-voice synthesizer, the Enzo claims to perfectly track guitar inputs and deliver mono and polyphonic synth textures, as well as multi-note sequenced arpeggiation.
No special pickup is required, and the Enzo can be used on any instrument or line-level signal.
A six-mode filter section encompasses a built-in compressor, dual delay line, ring modulator, portamento options, multiple envelope types, plus MIDI capabilities and expression pedal input.
The Enzo is available from mid-to-late September for $299/£319. Head over to Meris for more info.
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