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The Ortega ANNAlogX-SE pedal is ideal for guitarists seeking precise and natural volume control without power supply constraints. Its mahogany casing offers robustness and a warm aesthetic, while its velocity-sensitive analog piezo sensor ensures a dynamic response suited to every playing style. Easy to integrate into rehearsals or the studio thanks to its 6.35 mm jack inputs and outputs, this stompbox allows for smooth volume adjustment for an authentic sound, perfect for demanding musicians looking for simplicity and sound quality.
| Model | ANNAlogX-SE |
|---|---|
| Casing | Mahogany |
| Sensor | Analog piezo |
| Sensitivity | Velocity |
| Connectivity | 6.35 mm jack input/output |
| Control | Volume |
| Power Supply | No power supply or battery |
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