Alexander Pedals Alexander Pedals Guitar Effector Syntax Error

Syntax Error is a multi-effector from Alexander Pedals, a US pedal manufacturer. It has four effect modes in one unit. It can create guitar tones that take you back to the days of dial-up. In addition to the primitive PC-like sounds created by the internal microchip, you can also enjoy glitch sounds (noise sounds that occur when the switches or volume of the equipment deteriorate), tremolo effects and bubble sounds generated by the sample and hold effect and frequency shifter. It has four original effect modes, including "Stretch", which samples the input signal and stores it in a buffer, plays it at a speed ranging from 1x to -1x, and creates a very strange sound by changing the feedback into a delay circuit. It uses an advanced 32-bit microcontroller, and the multi-terminal supports the connection of NEO foot switches, expression pedals, and MIDI devices (sold separately).