
Electro-Harmonix shrinks the Micro Q-Tron down to the Nano Q-Tron
Electro-Harmonix has expanded its range of Q-Tron envelope filters with the Nano Q-Tron, a more compact version of the Micro Q-Tron with an added volume control.
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The pedal now has four controls: drive, to adjust how hard the envelope is pushed by your playing dynamics, Q to set the peak bandwidth of the filter, volume for the overall output level and a mode switch to select between low-pass, bandpass and high-pass filters.
Other than the added volume control and the smaller enclosure, however, the Nano Q-Tron is familiar territory for fans of the rest of the Q-Tron range. It can still create quacking filter sweeps ranging from subtle to intense, stacking well with overdrive.
Check out the Nano Q-Tron in action with EHX’s official video demo below.
The pedal features true-bypass switching, ships with a 9V battery and lists for $106.40. Find out more at ehx.com.
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