TC Electronic Introduces G-Sharp Dual-Engine Processor
January 31, 2006
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TC Electronic, inventors of G-Force, G-System, and other ground-breaking guitar effects units, debuts G-Sharp, a dual-engine guitar rack processor with TC-quality reverb, modulation and delay effects. The two processing engines of the G-Sharp each feature 15 different factory settings of TC effects that have all been carefully voiced for specific guitar applications. The reverb engine includes 15 different reverb types based on TC's renowned high-end algorithms and is optimized for easy operation and instant gratification. The modulation/delay engine consists of quality delays from the TC Electronic G-Major, and a variety of modulation effects including the legendary TC chorus, as well as tremolo and phaser. G-Sharp is expected to ship in April 2006, at $345 MSRP.
G-Sharp is a genuine rackmount-quality alternative to floor pedals providing the crucial digital modulation- and time-based effects. It offers 99 user presets and 256 factory presets that have been meticulously tweaked to suit the needs of the tone-conscious guitar player. G-Sharp allows for combining any of the 15 different reverbs with any of the 15 different effects from the modulation/delay engine. In addition to the 2 x 15 effects, G-Sharp offers true delay spill-over, tap tempo, full MIDI and TC Electronic TripTrap footswitch compatibility, mono and stereo compatibility and digital I/O.
The state-of-the-art AD/DA converters inside G-Sharp ensure maximum signal integrity, and enable even massive amounts of reverb and modulation/delay to be added to the guitar signal without compromising tonal qualities. Uffe Kjems Hansen, VP of Product Management at TC Electronic, commented on the new guitar processor stating that "G-Sharp is the perfect fit for any guitar player looking to enhance his current set-up with the best reverb and modulation/delay available, and acoustic guitar players are treated with a superior processor that is likely to contain all the effects they will ever need."
For more information, visit their web site at www.tcelectronic.com.
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