Iets geheel anders dan al het analoge geweld van de laatste tijd, maar toch een leuk product voor de DIY en de DSP fanaten onder ons.
How does this work?
The kit contains a special Line 6 Developer ToneCore Dock, which in addition to containing the Freescale Symphony audio DSP, audio circuitry and ToneCore Module docking slot, can be connected directly to a PC via USB. The ToneCore Programmable Module is customizable and stores DSP code in the FLASH memory of the on-board Freescale microcontroller. DSP code development is performed on the PC and then a programming tool is used to FLASH the MCU with the new DSP code through the Developer ToneCore Dock.
Huh?
You plug our pedal into your computer via USB, use the software we give you to write some fancy code, then shoot it back to the pedal, which now stores it in memory. Now when you plug in your guitar to the pedal, it does to the sound of your guitar whatever you’ve told it to do!
The complete ToneCore DSP Developer’s Kit will be $199.99 and the additional modules will be $34.99 each. They will be available exclusively from our on-line store. [Of course anyone you sell a module to will also need a dock which is $69.99 for a mono and $79.99 for stereo. "Hibrasil" in een thread op www.kvraudio.com]
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=6291
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75smW9DMT1M

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. . . tja..... 
), deze zou perfect bruikbaar zijn als fx pedaal (en natuurlijk als midi 'modulator').
