image credit: Harley Benton
Harley Benton launches Pro version of DNAfx GiT budget guitar processor
Last year, German firm Harley Benton, known for its inexpensive equipment for musicians, unveiled its first DNAfx GiT guitar processor. We wrote about this product . Recently the company continued its line with the DNAfx GiT Pro model, which, as the name suggests, claims to be a professional level.
The novelty is distinguished by an enlarged body, more "adult" appearance and, of course, expanded functionality. The processor has built-in 51 amplifier models and 31 cabinets with the ability to add your own impulses (IR). There are 64 different effects on board, including overdrive, chorus, delays, tremolo, filters, reverbs and other effects. The pedal can also work in the "wah" mode.
One of the main differences from DNAfx GiT is a large color display capable of displaying the entire chain of virtual equipment. In addition, it should be noted that the switching capabilities are significantly expanded: the Pro version has a MIDI input and output, a balanced stereo XLR output, an effects loop (for external gadgets) and several other additional connectors. A USB port for connecting to a PC is also available, but this option was also in the previous modification.
Additionally, we note the presence of a 52 second looper and a drum machine, which will allow you to turn on the accompaniment in eight styles.
In Europe, the cost of the DNAfx GiT Pro guitar processor was 290 euros.
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