GE150 Max New Era Guitar Amp Modelling Multi Effects Pedalboard All in one Floor Pedal for Studio Recording, Practice, Live Show

The GE150 Max Series is developed from the refreshed GE series design language. It maintains the large knob and quick-access buttons, and incorporates 8 multi-purpose footswitches for browsing presets and activating a wide variety of functions. These 8 footswitches offer guitarists more convenient control over presets in a live setting. The new CTRL mode allows footswitch mapping to specific modules within each preset for more detailed control. Inspire creative sounds with 200 preset slots organized across 50 banks of 4 presets each. Numerous different models of delay, reverb, and modulation effects can be applied to these slots.

It contains 55 classic amp preamps based on proprietary MNRS modelling technology that deliver authentic emulations of classic amplifier tones. It also features 26 high-quality cabinet simulations and supports 3rd-party IR loading. Both the AMP module and cab modules provide 20 slots for loading MNRS sample files.
Live Stage Solution: The GE150 Max supports stereo balanced XLR outputs, making it more suitable for long-distance audio routing in live setups without signal degradation. Combining this versatile selection of audio routing options with its upgraded functionality, guitarists have everything required for professional-grade live performance within a lightweight and compact package. The GE150 Max edition includes an integrated expression pedal that can be mapped to tone and effect parameters, as well as output volume, adding another control mechanism for live expression. The unit is enhanced by the new "SPILL-OVER" function. This ensures that delay and reverb effect tails fade out naturally when switching presets, enabling smoother and more natural transitions in a live setting.
Guitar Jamming Tool: It provides 80 seconds of looping time for creative improvisations and loop-based compositions. A 40-style drum machine is also included, complete with 10 metronomes. The "Tap" footswitch can be utilized to accurately determine the BPM of these features in real-time