Hotone OMP-5 Omni Acoustic Simulator Guitar Effect Pedal
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The Hotone Omni AC is a compact-sized acoustic simulator delivering organic, precise acoustic sounds. Internal voltage boost circuit, a detailed OLED screen and variable I/O. Great for those gigs where you need realistic acoustic tones from your electric!
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Hotone OMP-5 Omni Acoustic Simulator Guitar Effect Pedal
The Hotone Omni AC is a compact-sized acoustic simulator delivering organic, precise acoustic sounds. Internal voltage boost circuit, a detailed OLED screen and variable I/O. Great for those gigs where you need realistic acoustic tones from your electric!
For Both Electric and Acoustic Instruments
Designed for both acoustic and electric instruments, the Omni AC is a compact-sized acoustic simulator delivering organic, precise acoustic sounds. An internal voltage boost circuit provides tons of headroom, a clear, detailed OLED screen lets you get set up quickly, and variable I/O makes it perfect for any live or recording scenario. There are 15 presets for you to choose from. You can edit the presets on the fly if need be as well, thanks to an easy-to-use navigation screen created in the backend of each preset. Options include Steel and Nylon String, Acoustic and Fretless Basses, Mandolin and more!
Easy to Use
The assignable parameters options include Volume, EQ, Low/Mid/High Gain, Frequency and Presence make sure your sound is the best it can be, all accessible at the push of a button. The Footswitch is assignable as well, allowing you to use it as Mute, Bypass, Preset +, Preset – and Mode functions, whichever fits your style and setup the best. There is also an XLR output to easily connect to a mixer, as well as a Lift/Ground switch and an Aux In / Headphone Out for practicing, jamming and even recording.
Free Editing Software
Hotone has supplied free software that you can use via a USB cable and your desktop computer to adjust tonal settings, update firmware, upload presets and more.
Features:
- Compact, easy-to-use acoustic simulator pedal for acoustic and electric instruments
- Advanced DSP platform with high quality 24-bit A/D/A conversion and great dynamic response
- Internal voltage boost circuit for great headroom with standard 9V DC power supply
- 15 high quality acoustic simulations including steel strings, nylon strings, acoustic basses, double basses and more
- Detailed 4-band EQ with flexible frequency range and 12dB max. boost/cut
- USB jack for firmware upgrading and managing presets with free PC/Mac software
- Aux In and headphone output for practicing and jamming
- 15 Presets
- Built-in hi-res OLED screen
- Assignable footswitch with LED
- 9V DC power supply
- Weight: 224g
- Dimensions: 58mm (W) x 101mm (D) x 47mm (H)
- Current Consumption: 200mA
Does the job better than most acoustic pedals
By: Alan Smith on 27 September 2022I'll admit that I'm primarily a bass player, but I occasionally need to switch to guitar (electric, or semi-acoustic), and I've long been looking for a pedal that will turn my Tele into a virtual acoustic. To be frank, I've never found a pedal that will do the job in a half-decent fashion. At various times, I've owned a Boss AC-3, a Mooer Acoustikar, and even a Mooer Tone Capture, but just couldn't get excited about any of them — mostly, they simply achieved what I could do myself with some judicious guitar knob twiddling and amp EQ'ing. And that brings me to this Hotone OMP-5, which is the first such pedal I'm reasonably happy with. Okay, it still doesn't sound exactly the same as my "real" acoustics, but for the first time I'm getting some acceptable simulation thereof (played through an acoustic amp). It takes some experimentation, selecting the right pick-up combinations, and the right preset on the OMP-5 (fortunately, there are 15 to choose from), and you can then tweak the EQ-ing etc. within those presets to get the sound you want. (You can also do that tweaking within the (free) downloadable Editor software if you prefer, but I was happy to just work with the pedal itself - the only downside is that the displayed text is really tiny.) The OMP-5 can also be used to enhance the sound of your acoustic guitars, although I haven't done much with that to date. Is it perfect? No, but it's quite a bit better than the aforementioned other-brand pedals, so this will be one that lives on my pedalboard. Even my wife says, "Yeah, that Tele sounds like an acoustic!".
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