Gamechanger Audio launches MOD Series stereo reverb, delay and chorus pedals

March 1, 2024 · 3 sources

Gamechanger Audio announced the MOD Series, three stereo pedals for reverb, delay and chorus, at NAMM 2024 in January¹. Each pedal costs $299 and all three were available to order at announcement¹. A March report listed them at $299 each and available now from Andertons and Sweetwater². Guitar Pedal X reported a price of $797 for all three, with delivery intended around March, and said the bundle was accessible through the maker's mailing list at the time³.

The pedals respond to playing dynamics and pitch. All three have a Mod switch alongside a Bypass; when activated it allows a particular parameter to change as you play². Each pedal's dynamics and pitch signals can be adjusted and routed on its patch bay, and the pedals can be patched into one another¹. Guitar Pedal X counted 162 patch combinations per pedal and described four primary controls, each with an attenuverter, plus two footswitches and LED bar displays³. Pressing both footswitches together defines a threshold above or below which modulation engages; the right footswitch engages the pedal and the left engages the modulation³.

The delay has three ping-pong options at 0%, 50% and 100%, MIDI or analog clock synchronization, and tap tempo¹. The reverb has three stereo spread settings at the same percentages¹. The chorus offers sawtooth, sine and ramp shapes¹. All three process stereo and mono signals, with stereo routing possible over regular TS mono and TRS stereo cables¹. Rear connections include stereo in and out, MIDI/CLK, USB-C, track out and a 9V DC input drawing 250mA³. Inputs include a three-way toggle for Line, Eurorack and Instrument In¹.