Xotic Robotalk 2
January 12, 2009 by Chaz
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Xotic Effects will be unveiling their updated version of Robotalk 2 envelope filter pedal. The new Robotalk sports two distinctive envelope filter channels. Each of the Robotalk’s channel are independently voiced and can be adjusted for different playing styles; slow acoustic-like attack, percussive, high speed open-close and many more. Blend each channel together for additional sounds or use the internal dip switch to customize your own sounds. In addition to the aforementioned features, there’s a switchable input pad for accommodating both active and passive signals.
“The new Robotalk 2 is great!! You’ve got the classic seventies-style ALL ANALOG filter sound, and you’ve got two discrete channels of it. What else do you need, except maybe Parliment Funkadelic??” – Paul Jackson Jr. MSRP $280
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