Description

Mint Polyend Mess

Super powerful multi effects pedal with with step sequencer

Comes boxed as new with everything plus a protective case I bought separately

Specs:

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Ah yes — Polyend MESS, the multi-effects step-sequencer pedal. Here are the specs alone.

Polyend MESS — Specifications

Effects

* Multi-effects processor + step sequencer
* 120+ stereo effects algorithms
* 11 effect categories
* Up to 4 effects simultaneously
* Effects can run:
* Serial
* Parallel
* Dual-parallel
* Effects include:
* Reverb
* Delay
* Pitch shifting
* Granular effects
* Modulation
* Panning
* Filtering
* Looper
* Distortion/drive
* Glitch effects
* More experimental processors

Sequencer

* 4 independent effect tracks
* 16 steps per track
* Each track can have its own effect
* Per-step parameter automation
* Parameter locks
* Probability
* Polyrhythms
* Polymeters
* Independent track lengths
* Independent timing/divisions
* Tap tempo
* MIDI clock synchronisation
* Each effect can be used as a conventional non-sequenced effect as well.

Controls

* 16 × RGB silicone sequencer pads
* 4 × RGB track pads
* 2 knobs
* 4 push encoders
* 3 footswitches
* Colour OLED display
* Macro controls
* Mix control
* Tempo/tap-tempo control
* Preset management

Audio

* Stereo input
* Stereo output
* 24-bit / 48 kHz AD/DA
* 32-bit floating-point DSP
* Expression pedal input
* Designed for guitar, bass, keyboards, synths and line-level sources.

MIDI / Connectivity

* MIDI In
* MIDI Out
* 3.5 mm TRS MIDI — Type B
* USB-C
* microSD card slot
* 32 GB microSD card included
* Expression pedal input
* Stereo audio I/O

Presets

* 1,000 presets
* Presets can contain complete multi-effect/sequencer configurations
* microSD storage for presets and system files

Physical

Specification MESS
Width 180 mm
Depth 120 mm
Height 57 mm
Weight 930 g
Display Colour OLED
Power 9–18 V DC
Power supply Not included
Battery No
Headphone output No

Particularly relevant for synths

The stereo I/O + MIDI clock + four independent sequenced FX tracks means you can put MESS after something like your Deluge, SH-4d or wavestate and have it rhythmically mangle the audio — delays, granular effects, filtering, pitch changes, glitches, reverbs etc. — while the sequencer stays synchronised to your setup.