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The Blackstar Id:X Floor Two is a high-end modeling pedalboard designed to offer an authentic sound experience, close to that of a traditional tube amp. With its 12 guitar amp models, three bass models, and acoustic simulations, it is suitable for electric guitarists, bassists, and acoustic musicians alike. Its intuitive interface with an OLED screen facilitates the creation and saving of sounds without wasting time in complex menus, ideal for stage, studio, or home studio use. This powerful multi-effect also features USB-C connectivity for in-depth editing via software, meeting the needs of demanding musicians for rehearsals and live performances.
| Electric Guitar Models | 12 |
|---|---|
| Bass Models | 3 |
| Acoustic Models | 2 + 1 acoustic guitar simulation |
| Equalization | Bass, Mid, Treble, ISF (Infinite Shape Feature) |
| Effects | Pre FX x14, Modulation x10, Delay x6, Reverb x5 |
| Tap Tempo | Yes |
| Presets | 99 |
| CabRig™ Simulation and Headphone Output | Yes |
| Line In / Streaming Input | Yes |
| Integrated Tuner | Yes |
| USB-C Port | Audio interface and editing via Architect software |
| MIDI IN | Yes |
| Outputs | XLR Mono/Stereo |
| Integrated Pedal | Wah, expression, and volume functions |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 315 x 68 x 173 mm |
| Weight | 2.07 kg |
| Finish | Black |
| Power Supply | Included |
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