Multi-effects unit with MASH footswitches for TonePrint effects, including power supply
With the
TC Electronic Plethora X5
, the Danish effects manufacturer is launching an extremely flexible multi-effects unit that uses the diversity of its own TonePrint technology and thus leaves no sound wish unfulfilled. Organized into 127 individual boards of up to five individual pedals, the effects sequence within the signal chain can be freely determined. In addition, up to 75 TonePrints can be stored per pedal, leaving no limits to the flexibility of sound design. The TC Electronic Plethora X5 also has an FX loop that can be placed anywhere in the signal chain to integrate your favorite effects pedals. In addition to five displays, two encoders for Effect and TonePrint, and three parameter controls for programming, the handy TC Plethora X5 also offers Bluetooth and USB for connecting to the TonePrint app for in-depth editing. Last but not least, the TC Electronic Plethora X5's innovative MASH footswitches allow you to control specific effects parameters in real time.
The
TC Electronic Plethora X5
at a glance:
TonePrint multi effects unit
Allows loading and using TC Electronic TonePrint effects
Memory for 127 boards with up to 5 pedals each based on the TC Electronic TonePrints
Up to 75 TonePrints can be stored per pedal
Freely selectable signal chain for each board
Swap function for exchanging two pedals within the signal chain of a board
Integrated global speaker simulation
Integrated UniTune chromatic tuner
Bluetooth and USB connectivity to TC Electronic TonePrint App
Five displays
Effects and TonePrint encoders and three parameter knobs for programming the Plethora X5
Board switch to change the active board
Five MASH foot switches
FX loop for integrating your own effects pedals into the signal chain
Stereo inputs and outputs
MIDI In and Thru
USB connection
Connection for optionally available expression pedal
Metal enclosure
Power supply unit included
Watch this official video on the TC Electronic Plethora X5:
This thing is a fantastic piece of hardware. Sounds stunning and has ultimate flexibility. But it's in dire need of a proper manual. It's far from the most intuitive pedal to use.
