Engl EP635 Fireball IR Pedal
Product information "Engl EP635 Fireball IR Pedal"
The Engl Fireball amp has become a true classic—an authentic, aggressive metal sound, powerful and assertive. Engl has packed this legendary amp into a neat effects pedal: the Fireball IR Pedal offers 2 channels, switchable mid boost, Engl's advanced noise gate circuit, IR loader (via USB), IR loader software, and headphone output. The settings for both channels are automatically saved. Classic Firebird sound for your pedalboard.
- Battery powered: Does not run on Battery power
- Controls: Bass, Middle, Treble, Volume, Gain, Noise Gate, Presence
- Country of Origin: Germany
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 65 x 55 x 118 mm
- Effect Type: Amp in a Box
- Genre: Metal
- Housing size: Standard
- Modes: 4 Modes
- Mono / Stereo: Mono In, Mono Out
- Power Consumption: 300 mA
- Power supply: 9 Volt DC, Center negative
- Special Features: IR Loader, USB C, IR Loader software, Headphone output, Noise Gate
- Switches: IR On/Off, Mid Boost
- Technology: analog/digital
- Weight: 0,32 kg
- Amp in a Box mit IR Loader
- suitable for studio: yes
For more than 30 years the Engl brand has been inspiring players with outstanding tube amplifiers and cabinets made in Germany. With the introduction of the world’s first fully programmable tube amp in 1984 at the Frankfurt Music Fair, Engl set new standards and repeatedly made headlines in amp development with special innovations such as the Master A/B or the Tube Monitoring System. With the new Sound Wizard Module the German high-end amp maker launched another great innovation in 2014. Confirmation of this comes from the many world-renowned guitarists who rely on the passion, the sound and the quality of these exceptional guitar amplifiers, such as Ritchie Blackmore with his signature amp. Engl will continue to stand for unique innovations, outstanding designs and amps "Made in Germany"!
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En achetant cette pedale j'espérais me rapprocher d'un rendu sonore comme mes autres preamps mooer , berhinger etc. Avec les options noise gate intégré ( efficace d'ailleurs) , un boost ( peu convaincant par rapport a une tubescreamer) et Simulation de baffle c'était fascinant sur le papier mais pas dans la réalité. L'intérêt de cette pedale et de ne pas s'encombrer et de jouer directement dans la sono... non ce n'est pas assez convaincant par rapport a ses concurrents moins chers dailleurs. Je pense aussi que le manque de Simulation d'un ampli de puissance comme une mooer radar affecte grandement le rendu final.
