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Aalberg ROM RO-1 Reverb w/ Wireless Control
Aalberg ROM RO-1 Reverb w/ Wireless Control
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The ROM RO-1 Reverb Pedal from Aalberg Audio uses complex algorithms to recreate an endless variety of warm and realistic-sounding reverb effects, both mono and stereo, in a stompbox that can be controlled wirelessly with the optional AERO AE-1 controller. The ALT footswitch toggles between different pre-configured user settings, allowing you to switch between two different types of reverbs or use different pre-delay values.
The ROM RO-1 Reverb Pedal can also be controlled by a free iOS / Android remote app that provides easy editing and allows the saving of presets for later recall. All the electronics are contained in a rugged, custom-made aluminum housing, while the onboard green LED bars at the top provide actual parameter settings, easily seen from a distance or in low light. The ROM is powered by an optional 9V adapter.
General Features
- Parameters: Size, EQ, and Mix
- Switch between plate and hall reverb
- True bypass
- Compatible with AERO AE-1 Wireless Controller
- Upgrade firmware and sound algorithms by using the Aalberg Update app (iOS only)
- Control pedal and get extended functionality using the Aalberg Remote App (Coming soon)
Controls
- Size: From small room to an extreme big hall sound
- EQ: Low Pass Filter to change between a bright tone to a darker reverb tone
- Mix: Dry/wet mix: from completely dry sound to completely wet reverb sound
- FX-Select (ALT)
- FX-Select: Choose active effect parameter (Size, EQ or Mix) for wireless control with AERO controller (optional)
- ALT: Lets you change between two modes for the ROM pedal. Press and hold the FX-Select footswitch to toggle between the two modes
- ALT (no light): Short pre-delay
- ALT (light): Long pre-delay
- On/Off: Set the pedal to ON (activated) or OFF (true bypass)
Input / Output Setups
- Mono In / Mono Out: Connect your instrument to Mono In and the amplifier to Mono Out
- Mono In / Stereo Out: Connect your instrument to Mono In and use both Mono and Stereo Outputs. This gives a stereo spread between the two outputs
- Dry / Wet Split: Connecting your instrument to Stereo In will split the dry wet signal as follows
- Mono Out: 100% wet signal
- Stereo Out: 100% dry signal
- Stereo In / Stereo Out: For a more spacious reverb using two amplifiers. Connect stereo signal to both inputs, then connect one amplifier to Mono Out, and another amplifier to Stereo Out
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