Gamechanger Audio launches MOD Series pedals at NAMM 2024

January 24, 2024 · 3 sources

Gamechanger Audio announced the MOD Series, three stereo pedals, at NAMM 2024 on January 24¹². The series launches with a Chorus, a Delay and a Reverb¹.

Each pedal has four primary controls, each with a smaller attenuverter knob that sets the direction and amount of modulation, plus pitch and dynamics controls, two footswitches and LED bar displays². A Mod switch sits alongside a bypass switch; when activated, a parameter responds to playing, such as decay time increasing on higher notes with a hall reverb setting¹. Pressing both footswitches together defines a threshold above or below which modulation engages automatically². The right footswitch engages the pedal and the left engages the modulation².

Each pedal has multiple patch bays, and the effect parameters and pitch signals can be individually adjusted and routed with cables, which the maker says yields 162 patch combinations per pedal¹². The pedals can also be patched into one another³. Rear connections include stereo in and out, MIDI/CLK, USB-C, track out and 9V DC at 250mA². A three-way toggle selects Line, Eurorack or Instrument input³.

Sources: modes and controls²³. The Delay has ping-pong settings of 0%, 50% and 100%, and the Reverb has stereo spread settings of the same percentages³. The Chorus has three modulation shapes: sawtooth, sine and ramp³.

Each pedal costs $299¹³. Guitar Pedal X reported a price of $797 for all three and delivery intended around March²; Guitar World reported all three were available to order on January 25³.