Z.Vex announces Vertical Instant Lo-Fi Junky pedal
The lo-fidelity chorus/vibrato just got more pedalboard-friendly
Following in the footsteps of the Fuzz Factory and Box Of Rock, pedal guru Z.Vex has announced a Vertical version of the Instant Lo-Fi Junky.
The new incarnation is exactly the same as the original, but in a more pedalboard-friendly orientation.
That means it still provides a lo-fidelity, tape machine-like warbly chorus/vibrato tone, complete with volume, tone, depth, speed, comp/lo-fi and wave shape controls.
The Vertical Instant Lo-Fi Junky is available from 29 March - see Z.Vex Effects for more info.
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