Samson Synth 7 Guitar System

BRAND                         SAMSON

MODEL                        Synth 7

PRODUCT                   Wireless system

COLOUR                      Black

DESCRIPTION

The Samson Synth 7 Guitar Wireless System gives you the kind of performance and features you'd expect from much pricier systems. Both the receiver and transmitter are built with durable metal housings and come with a clear, easy-to-read LCD display, so you can keep an eye on your settings with ease. It also includes a frequency spectrum analyzer, 100 channel options, a 300-foot wireless range, and Samson’s GC32 guitar cable, ensuring you get crisp, high-definition sound and reliable UHF wireless performance without breaking the bank.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Guitar-to-MIDI Conversion:

The Synthesizer 7 Guitar System allows for the conversion of the guitar's signal into MIDI data. This enables you to control MIDI-compatible synthesizers, software, and virtual instruments with your guitar.

Analog and Digital Outputs:

The system provides both analog and digital outputs, allowing you to connect directly to MIDI synths, external sound modules, and computers, giving you a broad range of connectivity options.

Onboard Sound Synthesis:

The system may include a built-in synthesizer or sound engine, allowing guitarists to access various sounds directly without needing additional gear.

User-Friendly Interface:

It often comes with an intuitive interface, enabling easy access to controls for tuning, sound selection, and MIDI parameters. Some versions may also have onboard preset banks for quick switching between different sounds.

Polyphonic Tracking:

Many of these systems are designed for polyphonic tracking, meaning they can recognize and track multiple notes (chords) played on the guitar, giving you a broader range of synthesis possibilities compared to traditional monophonic systems.

Real-Time Control:

These systems allow real-time control over parameters such as pitch, modulation, and expression. Guitarists can manipulate sound using their playing technique—bends, vibrato, and other nuances can influence the synthesis output.