Description
Inspired by the legendary digital reverbs of the late '70s like the Lexicon 224, Chase Bliss and Meris teamed up to create the Automatone CXM 1978 - and it's an outstanding pedal. The CXM 1978 packs in plenty of great, vintage-inspired tones, and its advanced features add versatility suited for the modern performer.
Chase Bliss reached back into the '70s with the CXM 1978, when sprawling, massive trails and infinite decay were in their infancy. The CXM 1978 can channel loads of top-notch reverbs through its comprehensive interface. From subtle echoes that add character and depth to cavernous, seemingly infinite resonances, this pedal does it all. And, thanks to its complex vintage-voicing, you'll be able to explore all the charming imperfections of the first digital reverb units ever created.
The most remarkable characteristic of the CXM 1978 is its moving faders that automatically adjust through presets and MIDI control. This feature allows users to switch between different reverb tones hands-free at a moment's notice for ultimate expression. Whether you need a little extra saturation for melodic leads or you're looking to conjure colossal, blooming reverbs, the CXM 1978 is more than capable.
Crafted using Meris' pro-audio level sound design and fit with a robust industrial housing, the Chase Bliss Automatone CXM 1978 offers an excellent modern take on the digital reverb units that started it all.
Specs
Power req: 9V Center Negative ~500 mA
Dimensions: 5.75" x 6.5" x 2.5"
SKU: CXM1978
