Twin-Channel Guitar Preamp Faithfully Recreates the Sound of Legendary JCM800 in a Pedal with Independent Channel Controls, Pre/Post Boost, Optional Cab Sim and Dedicated Outputs for DI and Headphones

TC Electronic

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JIMS 800

Das TC Electronic Nova System ist ein bodenbasiertes Multieffektgerät mit einer vollständig analogen, programmierbaren Verzerrersektion in Kombination mit digitalen Effektblöcken, die vom Flaggschiff G-System stammen. Untergebracht in einem robusten Metallgehäuse bietet es gleichzeitigen Zugriff auf Kompressor-, EQ-, Modulations-, Pitch-Shifting-, Delay- und Reverb-Effekte sowie eine unabhängige Boost-Funktion. Das Gerät nutzt die Nova Drive Technology, mit der Benutzer analoge Overdrive- und Verzerrungseinstellungen über digitale Presets speichern und abrufen können. Es bietet flexible Signalwege, zwei Betriebsarten für die Preset-Navigation oder die individuelle Steuerung im Stompbox-Stil sowie eine integrierte Boxensimulation für Direktaufnahmen oder Live-Auftritte.

The TC Electronic Nova System is a floor-based multi-effects processor featuring an all-analog programmable drive section combined with digital effects blocks derived from the flagship G-System. Housed in a robust metal chassis, it provides simultaneous access to compression, EQ, modulation, pitch shifting, delay, and reverb effects alongside an independent boost function. The unit utilizes Nova Drive Technology, allowing users to store and recall analog overdrive and distortion settings via digital presets. It offers flexible routing options, dual operational modes for preset navigation or individual stompbox-style control, and integrated speaker simulation for direct recording or live performance applications.

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NOVA SYSTEM Ltd.

A key component of many guitar sounds is a string of tasteful delay, which is just one of the things 2290 P provides. It is a time-based effect generator that - apart from delay - also offers chorus, flanger, tremolo, vibrato, phaser, panning, ducking and compression. 

And that is the essence of 2290 P: it is a faithful recreation of the original 2290, equally suited for adding delay to lead guitar tones and rhythmic patterns that can be used to build up powerful and inspirational walls of guitarscapes with or without additional modulation. In other words, 2290 P allows you to really dive in and carefully program it to meet all of your sonic ideas.

It simply evokes a distinct classic vibe from the past in a contemporary setting.

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Twin-Channel Guitar Preamp Faithfully Recreates the Sound of Legendary Dual Rectifier Tube Amp in a Pedal with Independent Channel Controls, Pre/Post Boost, Optional Cab Sim and Dedicated Outputs for DI and Headphones

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The uncompromising TC Electronic G-System delivers effects, loops, amp switching, floor control, and more into one effects unit. You can choose either a rack-mountable or floor-based setup and then tailor anything from footswitch layout to effects routing path using 25 on-board effects. Filters, compression, amp switching, and a noise gate are just a few of the many effects contained in this powerhouse processor.

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TC Electronic G-System User Manual Addendum (English)

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TC Electronic G-System User Manual (English)

TC Electronic G-System User Manual (German)

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