The Align Session compressor pedal delivers studio-quality sound worthy of Nashville, perfectly suited to the stage. Designed to enhance acoustic guitars, it features exclusive analog saturation that enriches the harmonics and adds warmth and dimension to the sound. Its multiband compression circuit precisely affects the low, mid, and high frequencies, ensuring optimal control without crushing the signal. Easy to use, it works equally well with passive and active pickups, making it ideal for musicians seeking professional sound during live performances or rehearsals.
| Description | Studio-quality sound signature for acoustic guitar on stage |
|---|---|
| Saturation | Exclusive analog saturation developed for acoustic guitars |
| Compression | Three sensitive, responsive bands (low, mid, and high) |
| Gain | Adjustable for passive and active pickups |
| Power | 9V battery, 9V adapter, or 48V phantom power |
| Control | Footswitch for activation, volume control |
| Output | 1/4-inch jack |
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