Minnesota-based effects co Ramble FX has announced the Kismet, an analogue overdrive/distortion pedal with digital control.
The Kismet uses progressive diode clipping, which promises a wide gain range, while four memory positions can be toggled between using a second footswitch.
Full MIDI control of settings and footswitches expands the number of presets to 100, while expression control enables players to store settings for toe and heel.
Relay-based true bypass switching rounds out the spec.
The Kismet is available now for $249. Head over to Ramble FX for more info.
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