Mini Guitar Multi Effects Pedal
This LEKATO Multi-Effects Guitar Pedal (421N) packs a genuinely impressive range of tone shaping tools into one compact, portable unit, perfect for practice, recording, or gigging without carrying a full pedalboard.
It offers 9 preset preamps and 8 IR cabinet models, alongside delay, reverb, phaser, chorus, distortion and overdrive effects, giving you a huge range of tones to dial in. It also supports 8 third party IR files, so you can load your own cabinet simulations via the included USB cable and the free "Cube-Suite" software from LEKATO's official website, opening up even more tonal possibilities beyond the built in options.
Three preset modes, Lead, Rhythm and Clean, can be switched instantly in live mode, making it easy to move between tones on the fly during a set or practice session.
For recording and quiet practice, it includes a 3.5mm headphone output so you can play without disturbing anyone nearby, plus PC and phone recording support and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity for playing along to backing tracks or streaming audio.
Powered by a built in lithium-polymer battery with infrared charging, it runs on 9V and offers up to 8 hours of working time on a single charge, all in a lightweight 350g unit that is easy to slip into a gig bag or backpack.
Whether you are a beginner wanting an all-in-one tone solution or an experienced player after a portable practice and recording rig, this pedal delivers a huge amount of functionality for its size.
£20
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