Eventide H9 Max Bundle PS I RB

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Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer

Effects Pedal for Electric Guitar and Bass

Preloaded with over 50 effect algorithms from the Eventide TimeFactor (delay), ModFactor (modulation), PitchFactor (pitch), and Space (reverb) pedals, as well as some algorithms created solely for the H9
With 99 presets, and more than 500 presets available with the free H9 control app
Includes all future algorithm releases at no additional cost
One-button user interface allows for easy effects editing and preset selection
Real time MIDI control
Quick and precise integrated tuner
Synchronise the beat with tap tempo or MIDI
True bypass
Controls: Hotknob / presets
Push buttons: Hotknob, X, Y, Z, presets
LED: Effect on, tap
Footswitch: Effect bypass, tap
Powered via 9 V DC power supply unit
Current consumption: 500 mA
Dimensions (W x D x H): 118 x 133 x 50 mm
Weight: 694 g
Includes power supply

Note: Battery operation is not supported.

Connections:

Input 1 (mono) and 2: 6.3 mm jack
Output 1 (mono) and 2: 6.3 mm jack
Expression pedal: 6.3 mm stereo jack
MIDI in & out
Mini USB
Power supply connection: Barrel connector, 5.5 x 2.1 mm, centre negative polarity

Rockboard Pedalsafe Type I Rockboard

Protective Cover

Suitable for the Eventide H9 effect pedal
With base plate for mounting on Rockboard pedalboards with click system
Distance of QuickMount mounting holes (W x D): 104 mm (rear) / 108 mm (front) x 123 mm
Protects effect pedals from dirt and weather
Protects settings from unintentional adjustment
Mounts effect pedals securely on RockBoard pedalboards
No permanent modifications required
Includes QuickMount pedal mounting plate Type I for RockBoard pedalboards and spare screws

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3-Year Thomann Warranty

Available since May 2020
Item number 493108
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Chorus Yes
Flanger No
Phaser No
tap feature Yes
input/output configuration stereo in / stereo out

£519

All prices incl. VAT

154

Sales Rank

in Chorus/Flanger/Phaser Pedals

One pedal to rule them all

The H9 series is Eventide's way of putting a programmable, editable array of effects into compact pedals – and not just any pedals, but ones based on their successful Factor stompboxes. The 52 effect algorithms available here are not just a matter of mere quantity – their quality is outstanding across the board, with a level of sophistication that matches the studio devices that gave Eventide its outstanding reputation. This pedal, with its flexible memory capacity and MIDI compatibility, can handle stereo inputs and outputs; every preset in the memory is assigned to one type of effect, which then makes use of the device's full processing power. This practical bundle includes a Rockboard Pedalsafe, a protective cover designed specifically for the H9 that'll keep it safe from damage, dirt, or disruptions to the settings. It also comes with a click-on baseplate specially for mounting it to Rockboard pedalboards.

Display and hot knob on the Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer

Is less really more?

The Eventide H9 Max gives users access to all of the US manufacturer's years of experience in developing digital algorithms, and that really does mean all. Unlike the standard H9 and the H9 Core, the Max combines all 52 effect algorithms from the entire Factor series: TimeFactor (ten), ModFactor (ten), PitchFactor (ten) and Space (12), as well as ten exclusive effects, including the rich Tricera Chorus, the synth-sounding HotSawz, the overdrives CrushStation and Sculpt, and UltraTap, with its 64 delay taps. All this is accessible via a pair of footswitches, a central dial, and five LED buttons, with a display for the effect's name and voicing. More in-depth editing options are available in a Bluetooth app (for iOS and Android) or via USB for macOS and Windows. Real-time control of the parameters is also possible via MIDI (or USB MIDI), external footswitches, or an expression pedal. The Rockboard Pedalsafe fits the H9 like a glove – without any modifications or permanent alterations.

Sockets on the Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer

Maximum quality

The Eventide H9 Max is aimed at guitarists with a real ear for quality, and who are unlikely to be satisfied with single-function pedals or traditional multi-effect devices. Eventide's algorithms are famous for their phenomenal audio quality, their musical and yet intuitive range of parameters, and their very progressive functionality. The H9 Max has a clear focus on maximising quality – the effects sound so authentic because its full processing power is always in play for each and every one. The individual Factor pedals may offer more detailed settings on their actual physical interfaces, but the H9 Max provides quick access to predefined parameters, all the presets, and selected functions like tap tempo: For example, the hot knob function allows an expression pedal to morph every individual parameter. Its sheer range means the H9 Max is not just for guitarists, but for bassists, keyboard players, and indeed for mixing in the studio, where its stereo capabilities are a huge plus.

Switches on the Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer

About Eventide

The US manufacturer Eventide is one of the pioneers of digital audio technology. The company has existed since the early 1970s and began with developments in the broadcasting sector and digital delay effects. As early as 1974 they unveiled the H910, a pitch shifter revolutionary at the time. The H3000 (1986) was milestone in the field of digital effects and was very popular with professional musicians in recording studios and live performances. The following generations of this model were ever more powerful and culminated in the current flagship H9000. Since 2007, Eventide has also been developing compact pedals, primarily for guitarists and keyboard players. To this day, Eventide's algorithms are considered among the best on the market.

One pedal – a thousand sounds

Guitarists playing live can use the Eventide H9 Max for an entire setlist's worth of sounds, thanks to its built-in predefined programs, which can all be activated on the unit itself or via MIDI. They can then be tweaked in real time using tap tempo, an optional expression pedal, or again via MIDI. All this means that an H9 Max might, in one fell swoop, replace a whole handful of boutique pedals on a board. At the same time, running multiple H9s might make perfect sense too – either to play several algorithms at once or to insert them at different spots along the signal chain. For example, an overdrive or a pitch shifter needs to be in front of the amp, while time-based effects are better off in the amp's effects loop. In the studio, Eventide's handy editor gives producers all the options they'll ever want to dial in just the sound each track needs – and then save it so the band can use it when they go back out on tour.

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