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boss te 2 tera echo pedal

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boss te 2 tera echo pedal Boss TE-2 Tera Echo Effects Pedal TE2 - Buy OnlineProduct Information: Powered by Multi Dimensional Processing technology (MDP), the TE 2 Tera Echo produces a dynamic new stereo ambience effect that goes far beyond traditional delay and reverb. Next generation BOSS compact pedal with innovative Multi Dimensional Processing, realized with proprietary technology and custom DSP Rich, spacious echo and ambience effects Dramatically enhances the direct tone, but never overwhelms it Freeze function holds

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Powered by Multi-Dimensional Processing technology (MDP), the TE-2 Tera Echo produces a dynamic new stereo ambience effect that goes far beyond traditional delay and reverb.

  • Next-generation BOSS compact pedal with innovative Multi-Dimensional Processing, realized with proprietary technology and custom DSP
  • Rich, spacious echo and ambience effects
  • Dramatically enhances the direct tone, but never overwhelms it
  • Freeze function holds the ambient sound for lead backing and sound effects
  • Ultra-responsive to volume changes and playing dynamics
  • Wide range of sound adjustment with simple controls
  • Mono/stereo input and output
  • BOSS five-year warranty
  • Multi-Dimensional Processing for Superior Tone

    Roland’s innovative Multi-Dimensional Processing (MDP) analyzes audio signals in many dimensions and applies ideal effects to each. By giving different dynamic changes relative to the input signal in real time, MDP can create bold, all-new sounds with a previously unattainable range of expression.

  • TE-2: Inspirational Echo

    Thanks to MDP, the TE-2 delivers an amazing new ambience effect that satisfies and inspires. Complex internal processing produces an incredibly deep and spacious sound, dramatically enhancing the straight guitar tone without overwhelming it. Through the TE-2’s simple, familiar stompbox controls and incredible sensitivity to your playing dynamics, an extremely wide range of sounds can be achieved. And with the expressive Freeze function, you can hold the current effect sound to create rich soundscapes for lead playing and sonic exploration.

  • The 100th BOSS Compact Series Model!

    The TE-2 Tera Echo represents a milestone as the 100th model in the long history of the BOSS compact series. Starting with the release of the OD-1 Overdrive in 1977, BOSS’ legendary stompboxes have been integral tools of artistic expression for millions of players around the world. Fueled by a spirit of dedication and innovation that began nearly four decades ago, the TE-2 carries on the BOSS legacy of bringing inspiring, leading-edge technologies to musicians everywhere.

 

Specifications:

Nominal Input Level
20 dBu
Input Impedance
1 M ohm
Nominal Output Level
20 dBu
Output Impedance
1 k ohm
Recommended Load Impedance
10 k ohms or greater
Controls
Pedal switch
E. LEVEL knob
TONE knob
FEEDBACK knob
S-TIME (Spread Time) knob
Indicator
CHECK indicator (Used for indication of HOLD, and to check battery)
Connectors
INPUT-A (MONO) jack
INPUT-B jack
OUTPUT-A (MONO) jack
OUTPUT-B jack
AC adaptor jack (DC 9 V)
Power Supply
Alkaline battery (9V, 6LR61) or Carbon-zinc battery (9V, 6F22)
AC adaptor (sold separately)
Current Draw
53 mA
* Expected battery life under continuous use
Alkaline:Approx. 6 hours
Carbon: Approx. 1.5 hours
These figures will vary depending on the actual conditions of use.
Accessories
Owner's Manual
Leaflet ("USING THE UNIT SAFELY," "IMPORTANT NOTE," and "Information")
Alkaline battery (9V, 6LR61)
Option (sold separately)
AC adaptor (PSA series)
SIZE AND WEIGHT (INCLUDING BATTERY )
Width
73 mm
2-7/8 inches
Depth
129 mm
5-1/8 inches
Height
59 mm
2-3/8 inches
Weight
435 g
0 lbs. 16 oz.

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