Spicetone 6APPEAL is an analog hexaphonic distortion pedal. In other words, a polyfuzz. The effect is more tonal to compare with traditional monophonic distortions, as the effect is applied to signals from every string separately.
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Although you may use the pedal with traditional (monophonic) pickups, it’s primary target is processing signals from hexaphonic pickups. Therefore, for the full performance, your guitar has to be fitted with hexaphonic pickup connected to 6APPEAL by 13pin DIN cable. You may fit your guitar with Roland GK-3 type pickup and buy 13pin DIN cable from us or from music shops. More information about in 6APPEAL pages.
If you are new to hexaphony, please read this page.
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Select the option of 6APPEAL with or without 13pin DIN cables
The option with 13pin DIN cables includes two cables:
1ft (0.3m) and 20ft (6m)
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6APPEAL discussion
If you happens to own or have considered to own our hexaphonic distortion pedal 6APPEAL, please let us know your ideas about the device: what do you like most? what do you dislike? what do you think the device lacks most? Spicetone is considering a new hexaphonic processing module, which hopefully will enlarge also 6APPEAL …
Desirable Hexaphonic Effects
What are the types of effects which may have most value when implemented as analog hexaphonic modules? Please leave you ideas/comments below. Feel free to think every kind of signal processing as an effect, not depending on complexity of the implementation. For instance, let’s consider string panning in stereo field also as an effect. In …
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