The Yamaha AG Stomp uses Yamaha's proprietary Acoustic Microphone Modeling (AMM) technology to transform the output of ordinary piezo and magnetic pickups or even built-in mics into the sound of a studio-miked acoustic guitar. The AG Stomp emulates eight microphone types: including condenser, dynamic and tube condensers in either close or distant proximity.
The unit features a total of 60 sound programs (30 Preset/30 User) and four-band parametric EQ with treble, midrange, bass and presence with up to 12 dB cut/boost and sweepable frequencies. A Piezo/Mic blend knob mixes between the pickups and the selected microphone sound. The AG Stomp also allows real-time control of up to fourteen effects parameters...up to eight of them simultaneously using the optional Yamaha FC7 expression pedal. On-board effects include four-band chorus, delay, limiting and three reverbs.
The AG Stomp has a five-band, programmable feedback reduction system with Auto Touch, eliminating troublesome on-stage feedback. Four built-in footswitches provide easy access to programs, effects, feedback reduction and on-board chromatic tuner.
Built in a sturdy metal stomp box, AG Stomp features an angled top that keep the your foot from getting in the way of knobs and controls. A 9-Volt phantom power supply eliminates the need to buy batteries for your guitar's internal pre-amp...no more dead batts that are a pain to change!
Other features include: balanced 1/4-in. stereo outputs (XLR to 1/4-in. adapters included); a headphone jack that doubles as an additional stereo output; and a 44.1kHz S/PDIF digital recording output. The Yamaha AG Stomp has a suggested retail price of $699 and will be available in September. For more information on the AG Stomp, write Yamaha Corporation of America, Pro Audio & Combo Division, Guitar Products, P.O. Box 6600, Buena Park, CA 90622; telephone (714) 522-9011. Visit www.yamaha.com.
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