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Universal Audio UAFX Astra Modulation Machine Pedal.

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Music hardware/software specialists Universal Audio have taken their first step into the world of effects pedals. Years in the making, UA now brings the same class-leading innovation and ease-of-use of its acclaimed pro audio products to a tactile, pedalbo

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Music hardware/software specialists Universal Audio have taken their first step into the world of effects pedals. Years in the making, UA now brings the same class-leading innovation and ease-of-use of its acclaimed pro audio products to a tactile, pedalboard-friendly, plug-and-playstompbox format with gorgeous retro styling aptly-named UAFX.

Boasting powerful dual-processor architecture, Universal Audio’s cutting-edge UAFX pedals deliver multiple iconic andvintage-inspired sounds suitable for guitarsor synthesizers. Sophisticated yet straightforward control panelsallowyou to precisely sculpt their superbly-detailed algorithmsto perfection sure to appeal to both audiophiles and home hobbyists alike.

The UAFX Astra is a Stereo modulation pedal with classic Chorus, Flanger, and Tremolo effects, tap tempo, and selectable true or buffered bypass operation via UAFX mobile app

Key Features

Flagship modulation pedal with powerful dual-processor UAFX engine.
Three timeless modulation effects, with secondary modes and settings.
Simple ‘Live’ and ‘Preset’ modes for instant recall of your favourite sound.
Additional downloadable effects by the world-renowned UAD algorithm team.
End-to-end emulation of iconic Japanese chorus/vibrato pedal.
True or buffered bypass*, silent switching.
Analog dry-through, stereo/dual mono operation.
Free Phaser X90 and Dharma Trem 61 effects with registration.
Classic UA analog design and robust craftsmanship, built to last decades.
UAFX Control mobile app lets you to switch between true and buffered bypassand access Preset + Tap footswitch mode for time-synced effects.

Astra Modulation Machine

Astra Modulation Machine is a complete sonic workstation. From the spacey studio flanger sounds of the ’70s, to gritty bucket-brigade chorus, and luscious opto tube tremoloAstra puts three stunningly-emulated modulation effects right at your feet. ‘Chorus Brigade’, ‘Flanger DBLR’and ‘Trem 65’ settings,with secondary modes for ‘Vibrato’, ‘Doubling’and more,combine for an abundance of tasteful tone tweaking.

Effects

Chorus Brigade: Classic 70s analog bucket brigade chorus with additional ‘Vibrato’ mode.
Flanger/DBLR: Studio flanger/doubler tones modelling legendary rack effects units.
Trem 65: Perfectly-emulated opto tube tremolo derived from iconic blackface amps of the mid-1960s.
Bonus Effects: Free ‘Phaser X90’ and ‘Dharma Trem 61’, downloadable at registration.

Additional UAFX Appointments

Further UAFX features include intuitive ‘Preset’/’Live’ modes for instant recall of your favourite sounds, analog dry-through circuitry, super-wide stereo/dual mono operation, true bypasswith silent switching, an ‘Effect Mode’ toggle switchthat provides access tovariations of each active effect type, free additional downloadable sounds from the adored UAD algorithm teamand much more!

UAFX Control Mobile App

The UAFX Control mobile app lets you get even more out of your UAFX pedal, with switchable bypass options for effect trails and customisable footswitch modes. The app is available to download now for free, but be sure to update your pedals firmware first via the UAFX desktop app for macOS/Windows.

Specifications

Power Requirements: Isolated 9VDC, centre-negative, 400mA minimum (PSU sold separately)
Inputs: 2 x TS (input 2 for stereo connections)
Outputs: 2 x TS (output 2 for stereo connections)
USB Type-C for updates via computer
Height: 2.56 (6.5 cm)
Width: 3.62 (9.2 cm)
Depth: 5.55 (14.1 cm)
Weight: 1.24 lbs (0.567 kg)

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