-USED- EarthQuaker Devices Rainbow Machine V2 Polyphonic Pitch-shifting Modulator Pedal

The Rainbow Machine V2 from EarthQuaker Devices empowers guitarists to defy convention and explore otherworldly sounds that are often very un-guitar-like. This second-generation model adds Flexi Switch relay-based switching, which gives you access to either momentary or latching operation for both footswitches. This polyphonic pitch-shifting modulator pedal creates soundscapes that wash your sound in harmonic movement. And the selectable Magic control takes the pitch-shifting effects into totally new sonic territory. By EarthQuaker Devices' own admission, the Rainbow Machine V2 is for "experimenters, adventurists, and noisemakers.

Where it will take you

The Rainbow Machine V2 polyphonic modulator pedal offers pitch shifting up to a 3rd up and a 4th down. This can be controlled by the onboard pitch knob or an expression pedal. Its 6-knob layout allows for deep control of modulation effects going from mind altering to more standard guitar tones like slapback delay, chorus, and reverb. But when the knobs start creeping up, so does the fun. Undefined percussive bursts, chimey high-frequency artifacts, and stepped pitch bends are all available in the Rainbow Machine V2.

Turn on the Magic

The footswitchable Magic feature on the Rainbow Machine V2 is at its core a regeneration device. It creates aliasing between the primary and secondary controls for sounds that get way out there. Because of how it works, it's highly interactive with the other knobs on the pedal. Tiny changes in them will bring out whole new worlds of modulated, pitch-bending exploration. And if you want a sound that's easier to fit into a full-band context, just kick off the Magic.

EarthQuaker Devices Rainbow Machine V2 Pedal Features:

• Polyphonic pitch-shifting modulator pedal
• 2nd-gen model with Flexi Switch switching for momentary or latching operation
• Magic control adds more harmonic movement
• 100% analog dry signal path
• True bypass
• Expression pedal for control of the pitch