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The E7 SYNTH follows in the footsteps of effects that have made synthesizer textures accessible to guitarists without complex setup or additional sensors. Where older solutions might have required compromises (very monophonic playing, noticeable latency, delicate settings), this approach aims for easy integration: a compact-format pedal designed to offer immediately usable synth sounds and performance features tailored for live use.
With its 7 sound types and a configurable arpeggiator section per type, it positions itself as a creative "plug-and-play" solution: you keep your instrument and your touch while opening access to electronic timbres for composing, arranging, or thickening a chorus.
The E7 SYNTH is aimed at both curious guitarists and soundscape veterans. If you play in a band and want to occupy more space in the mix (without adding a keyboard), it allows you to lay down pads, synthetic leads, or rhythmic patterns that intelligently double the guitar.
It is particularly comfortable in pop, alternative rock, indie, electro, ambient, and post-rock, but also finds its place in funk (arpeggiator patterns) or film music to quickly create textured layers. In the studio, it becomes an arranging tool: a guitar take can transform into an almost synth-like element, useful for doubling a theme. Live, the user presets facilitate sound changes without breaking the flow of a set.
The heart of the E7 SYNTH is its polyphonic guitar synthesizer engine combined with 7 sound types to vary colors. To make the effect immediately musical, each sound type has an individual and adjustable arpeggiator: you can adapt the movement to the chosen texture rather than applying a generic arpeggiator to all sounds. The result: patterns that breathe, are more organic, more "composed," and more consistent from preset to preset.
The pedal offers 7 user presets, a decisive advantage for stage use: you prepare your sounds in advance (for example, an intro sound, a verse sound, an arpeggio sound, a lead), then recall your settings without losing time. Finally, the firmware update via USB provides real convenience: your pedal can evolve, whether to improve the experience, optimize certain behaviors, or enhance stability across versions.
On the integration side, true bypass guarantees a direct signal path when the effect is off, practical if you want to preserve the character of your guitar and chain. The metal casing, compact and transport-ready, is suited to pedalboard constraints and repeated handling.
The E7 SYNTH stands out with a decidedly "musicality"-oriented approach: guitar playing transforms into electronic timbres while retaining an instrument feel, notably thanks to the polyphonic operation that allows exploring chords and voicings. The 7 sound types offer a useful spectrum to move from accompaniment textures to a more upfront presence, and the adjustable arpeggiator per type adds the typical movement of modern productions: a simple chord can become a rhythmic framework, an ostinato, or a subtle pulse.
In practice, this pedal encourages a more "arranger" way of playing: refining attacks, controlling silences, and exploiting dynamics to sculpt the material. On a pedalboard, it pairs particularly well with reverb or delay to expand the perceived stereo image (even in mono output) and create immersive pads, while remaining direct enough for precise patterns.
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