Electro-Harmonix RTG Random Tone Generator Guitar Synth Pedal

Electro-Harmonix RTG Random Tone Generator Guitar Synth PedalA faithful reissue of a rare EHX synthesizer first introduced in 1980. The palm sized synth produces wild, randomly changing tones over a four plus octave range. Creates sensational soundscapes, especially when used with other effects! Specifications Rate knob controls the speed at which the tones are generated Glide switch adds portamento or a glide between pitches I O is super simple with just a 1 4" output jack A footswitch turns the RTG on or off

and the familiar control layout has a greatly expanded range that can get the classic 1970s filter sounds and well beyond

Designed and handmade using the highest quality components

The pedal is just as cool with guitar as with bass

The Suhr SL-67 is a no compromise 50 watt version of our popular SL-68 hand wired amplifier

On the side you will see a “Mode” control

Hardwired true bypass switching

gritty analog delays

but Fuzzy Drive's unique design allows you to enjoy the typical tone nuance of the vintage Fuzz even with the use of Operational Transistor

A Micro USB B connector allows you to connect the pedal to PC/Mac to set Time settings

This clever topology lets you hit the power amp as hard as necessary and even allows “channel switching” in its purest form

Full counter clockwise is full compression

The feature set has expanded to include an LED frequency display