IK Multimedia StealthPedal Audio Interface Wah Style Pedal

StealthPedal Audio Interface Wah Style Pedal description:

The IK Multimedia Stealth Pedal Audio Interface Wah Style Pedal is the first guitar audio interface/software controller in a compact wah-style pedal.

The IK Multimedia Stealth Pedal allows users to record, play and control the included “Powered By AmpliTube” software. Or any other MIDI controllable software, with the same feel and ease of use as a traditional guitar pedal.

IK Multimedia Stealth Pedal has a built-in expression pedal and switch. Both can be associated with any parameter of “Powered By AmpliTube” software, or any other amp and FX modeling software with MIDI control capabilities. The StealthPedal controls can also be expanded with an additional expression pedal and two extra switches for building a mini-pedalboard rig with preset and single effects control capabilities for full live/recording usage.

Users are not limited to controlling amp-simulator software with StealthPedal, as it can control any effects plug-in, virtual instrument or DAW with MIDI control capabilities.

The IK Multimedia Stealth Pedal Main Features Include:

• USB powered audio interface and pedal controller
• 2 balanced / unbalanced audio inputs (hi-Z or line level)
• 24 bit A/D and D/A conversion
• 44.1/48 kHz operation
• 2 balanced audio outputs
• Headphones output
• Volume control
• Built-in expression pedal and MIDI foot-switch
• Multiple LEDs can operate as Tuner or Level indicators with AmpliTube
• External double switch and expression pedal inputs
• Classic, rugged metal Wah-style construction
• High-quality, low-noise input stage (109dBA /104dB RMS S/N ratio)
• Control all “Powered by AmpliTube” software/plug-ins
• Control any MIDI controllable software/plug-ins
• Includes AmpliTube 2 Live standalone and plug-in, AmpliTube X-GEAR, Sonoma Riffworks™ T4
• Compatible with all the most popular DAW software supporting ASIO and Core Audio drivers on PC and Mac.
• Endless software expandability with AmpliTube modules