Mattoverse Electronics Announces The TetraStep MkII
Mattoverse Electronics has released the TetraStep MkII, an updated version of their four-step square wave sequencer. It has four pitch controllable steps with on/off buttons for each step. Users can adjust the rate, tone, pitch, and volume of each step.
The MkII version adds a slew of new features including a Tap Temp footswitch, Sync In and Out functionality, illuminated on/off buttons for each step, a rate multiplier switch, and a glide effect. “While the pedal can be used with guitar and bass, it also works great with synths and drum machines as a desktop unit,” the company writes. Check out this overview for a taste of what it can do:
The Mattoverse Electronics TetraStep MKII will be available direct in limited quantities for $219.
Mattoverse Electronics TetraStep MKII Features:
| Tap Tempo |
| Sync In (0-20v) & Sync Out (0-5v) |
| Illuminated on/off button for each step |
| Rate Multiplier Switch |
| Glide Effect |
| Higher Volume Square Wave Output |
| 9V DC Powered - Standard Center-Pin Negative DC Jack |
| Enclosure Dimension - 5.62″ x 4.62″ x 1.56″ |
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