Meris introduces Enzo X polyphonic synth pedal

September 30, 2025 · 4 sources

Meris has introduced the Enzo X, an upgraded version of its Enzo polyphonic synth pedal, the maker announced. The pedal is listed at US $599.00¹. Guitar.com reported on February 21, 2025 that it was available to order with the first batch expected to ship in early March²; Guitar World published its coverage on February 24, 2025³.

The Enzo X is a synth pedal built around five synthesizer modes, including Mono, Polyphonic and Dry Processing, with six fully polyphonic voices available simultaneously¹. Each voice includes two oscillators, a filter, a filter envelope and an amplifier envelope, according to Delicious Audio⁴. Meris lists ADSR envelope generators for both amplitude and filter, and saw, triangle and square waveforms selectable per oscillator with cross modulation¹. The maker says the pedal can be played via instrument input or a MIDI keyboard¹.

The effect section includes three reverbs adapted from the Mercury X Prism algorithm, five drives including Bitcrush, a full stereo 2.5 second delay and five modulation types⁴. Meris lists 99 preset locations in 33 banks, a favorite bank for three presets, and an instant access tuner with configurable reference and output mode¹. The pedal has stereo input and output with separate jacks, switchable headroom for instrument or synthesizer/line levels, MIDI In and Out over standard DIN jacks, an expression pedal jack and a color screen interface adapted from the LVX and MercuryX¹. Meris specifies 24-bit AD/DA conversion with 32-bit floating point DSP, a JFET input section, 9V DC power at 300mA, and dimensions of 7.25 inches wide and 4.5 inches long¹.

Accounts differ on the enclosure size. Delicious Audio describes the Enzo X as "One and a half times wider than its predecessor"⁴, while Guitar.com says the pedal "packs it into a smaller enclosure"². Meris states the pedal is designed and built in California, U.S.A.¹.