ZCAT Pedals Q-Mod

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The Q-Mod pedal has a silent soft-touch footswitch and three different bypass modes: 1. Buffered bypass, 2. Reverb always ON and 3. True bypass mode. Q-Mod is a digital multi-effects processor featuring Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and Tremolo.

Now with "Reverb always On" mode* - independent Reverb effect that can be used with or without other effects.

Features: Chorus, Flanger Phaser and Tremolo Independent Reverb "Reverb always On" mode* Controls: Depth, Speed, Reverb Level and effect type three bypass modes: 1. Buffered bypass 2. Reverb always ON 3. True bypass mode True Bypass switch Die cast aluminium enclosure

Hold down the footswitch to select "Reverb always On" mode. Specs: Input Impedance: 1 M ohms Output Impedance: 1 k ohms Recommended Load Impedance: 10 kohms or greater ADC-DAC HF response (-3dB): 20Hz-14 KHz THD (1KHz, -1db from clipping): 0.015-0.03% Current Draw: 80-90 mA (DC 9V) Dimensions (mm): 72 (W) x 111 (D) x 50 (H) Weight: 200 g Can be powered with 9V battery or 9V DC power supply (standard "Boss" type, negative tip)

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Effects	chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo
Power	9V
Bypass	true bypass, buffered bypass
Analog/Digital	digital

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about ZCAT Pedals Q-Mod.

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The ZCAT Q-Mod can approximate rotary sounds, though not perfectly. For more options in a compact form, consider the Alexander Wavelength, which offers various effects but lacks true rotary.
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The EHX Mod11 offers a variety of modulation effects with satisfactory sound quality. However, its interface is cumbersome for editing beyond basic parameters like depth and speed.
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The ZCAT Q-Mod has a feature allowing reverb to always be active, enhancing live performance flexibility and creative soundscapes.
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Owners appreciate the versatility of the Strymon Mobius, noting that while its Univibe mode is weak, the chorus and rotary effects are exceptional, often better than standalone units.
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Owners appreciate the extensive modulation options, making it a favored choice for musicians seeking varied sound textures in a single pedal.
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The Wampler Terraform is praised for its sound quality and routing options, but it's noted that the Eventide H9, though superior in many respects, is perceived as overpriced.
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Compared to the Old Blood Noise Black Fountain, the Q-Mod offers a similar dreamy vibe but with more modulation diversity.
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Users who enjoy spacey and heavy music styles find the Q-Mod versatile for creating ambient and experimental sounds.
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lourimar

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Digital multi-effects

Good pedal for multiple effects (Chorus, Flanger, Phaser and Tremolo, the pedal Also has an independent Reverb effect can be used que with or without other effects), compact and efficient!