Gamechanger Audio Promotes New Guitar Distortion PLASMA Pedal with Xenon-Filled Tube

Now launched on crowdfunding platform Indiegogo, the PLASMA Pedal is an interesting innovation in an area where there's hardly been any for decades. The idea for the PLASMA comes from a young Latvian company, Gamechanger Audio, dedicated to infuse new ideas into the musician market. And the PLASMA is certainly new in the fact that instead of the traditional circuits, it sends continuous high-voltage discharges within a xenon-filled tube. In essence - playing a bolt of electricity!

Following the NAMM 2015 presentation, Line 6 announced the availability of its Relay G70 digital wireless system. The new Relay G70 system solves many of the most common wireless concerns while providing hands-free support for multiple guitars.

Recognized as a pioneer in digital wireless solutions working in the 2.4GHz ISM band, Line 6 introduced the new Relay G70 and G75 systems with support for multiple simultaneous transmitters reaching the same receiver, with support for different level instruments, with active, passive and acoustic pickups, for instance. The new designs are also more battery efficient and robust.

Eventide has released the H9 Max, the ultimate addition to the acclaimed H9 Harmonizer stompbox line. Within the same physical hardware as existing H9’s, Eventide now ships all 45 currently-available processing algorithms pre-loaded, plus any new H9 exclusive algorithms in perpetuity, at no additional charge.

Harman’s DigiTech just released two new effects pedals combining retro-appeal with practical innovations. One example is the reissue of its DOD Envelope Filter 440, while the other is a debut of a brand new concept, the Drop Pedal for instant drop-tuning.