TC Electronic Plethora X1 Neo Multi-FX Guitar Pedal
A multi-effects pedal loading 14 studio-grade TonePrints including reverb, delay and modulation with analog dry-through and a colour IPS display
- 14 dynamic effects including Hall of Fame 2 Reverb and Flashback 2 Delay for versatile sound shaping
- Analog-Dry-Thru signal path preserves natural guitar tone while adding studio-grade effects
- 1" IPS LCD screen with three universal control knobs enables intuitive real-time adjustments
- Five footswitch modes provide flexible control options for live performance and studio use
- Sleek black finish reimagines the original multi-FX unit with a modern stealth-inspired design
Versatile Multi-FX Pedal
The TC Electronic Plethora X1 Neo is a compact multi-effects unit that loads TonePrint presets for 14 distinct effects including reverb, delay, modulation and pitch shifting. It suits guitarists who want a wide sonic palette in a single stompbox format.
For Players Who Need One Box
This pedal fits musicians who switch between ambient reverb, slap-back delay, phaser, octave, harmony and other textures without carrying multiple dedicated units. Players who prefer individual analogue pedals or require parallel effects chains should look elsewhere.
Simple Setup and Operation
Power the unit, connect your instrument and amplifier, then select effects via the IPS screen and three control knobs. The single footswitch operates in five modes, so learning the press-and-hold combinations is the main hurdle during initial use.
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- Price $131.99
- Pricier than about 73% of the 151 comparable items (median $76.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connection does the pedal need for power and data?
The pedal requires a standard 9 V centre-negative power supply and a USB connection for TonePrint transfers and firmware updates.
Can the Analog-Dry-Thru path stay active when the pedal is bypassed?
Yes, the Analog-Dry-Thru signal path remains engaged at all times, so your dry guitar tone passes through unaffected even when effects are off.
How do I confirm the 1" IPS LCD is displaying the correct effect?
The screen shows the active effect name and parameter values in real time; match the readout to the selected TonePrint to verify operation.
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