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DigiTech Mosaic Polyphonic 12-string Effect Pedal

12-string Effect Pedal for Electric and Acoustic-electric Guitars

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DigiTech Mosaic Polyphonic 12-string Effect Pedal

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Q: What kind of effect does the DigiTech Mosaic Polyphonic 12-string pedal create?

The DigiTech Mosaic pedal transforms your standard 6-string guitar into the rich, shimmering sound of a 12-string. It's polyphonic, meaning each note in a chord gets the full 12-string treatment, adding depth and sparkle to your playing. This effect is perfect for creating lush textures, arpeggios, and full-bodied strumming.

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Q: How do I adjust the sound of the Mosaic pedal?

The Mosaic pedal features two intuitive controls to shape your sound. The Level knob adjusts the blend of the 12-string effect with your dry signal, letting you dial in subtle shimmer or full-on jangle. The Tone knob allows you to fine-tune the brightness and character of the added octave voices, ensuring it perfectly complements your guitar and amplifier.

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Q: Is the DigiTech Mosaic pedal compatible with all guitars?

Yes, the DigiTech Mosaic pedal is designed to work seamlessly with any 6-string electric or acoustic guitar. It features standard 1/4-inch input and output jacks, making it easy to integrate into your existing pedalboard setup. Just plug in your guitar and amplifier, and you're ready to experience the expansive sound of a 12-string.

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Q: What power source does the Mosaic pedal require?

The DigiTech Mosaic pedal operates on a standard 9V DC power supply. Conveniently, a compatible power supply is included with the pedal, so you can start playing and exploring its unique 12-string sounds right away without needing to purchase additional accessories.

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How to Milk 12-string Tones out of Your 6-string Guitar

With the DigiTech Mosaic on your pedalboard, you'll be able to create lush 12-string sounds with your 6-string electric or acoustic-electric guitar. The Mosaic does this by generating octave low strings and doubled high strings, which imbue your guitar tone with a crisp shimmer and remarkable polyphonic richness. And you get complete control of the 12-string effect, thanks to this amazing guitar pedal's independent Level and Tone controls. The guitarists here at Sweetwater have been eager to put this innovative stompbox through its paces, and we're confident that you'll be blown away by the richness, resonance, and celestial movement that the DigiTech Mosaic 12-string polyphonic effect pedal adds to your guitar tone.

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Tech Specs

Pedal Type: 12-string Emulator
Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
Outputs: 1 x 1/4"
Power Source: 9V DC power supply (included)
Height: 1.75"
Width: 2.875"
Depth: 4.75"
Weight: 0.36 lbs.
Manufacturer Part Number: MOSAIC-U

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Purchased the DigiTech Mosaic Polyphonic 12-string Effect Pedal so that I could get near to an electric "12 string guitar" sound without electing to invest in a Rickenbacker 360/12. For me, it does the trick. Playing through a revamped '65 Blackface Fender Bandmaster, using any one of three guitars ('89 Fender Strat Plus, Gretsch G6122T PE CG, PRS Paul Allender SE), I can get the jingly vibe for which I was searching. Glad that I made this move. P.S. There are some other nifty, unique "voices" that can be crafted from this pedal.

After working with this pedal for several weeks I found that it just wasn't accomplishing what I thought it would do. I perform with a working acoustic trio. I was looking for a pedal that might fill in for an acoustic 12 string guitar on certain songs. This pedal did much better when used with an electric guitar in my opinion. Unfortunately that wasn't what I really needed it to do. I noticed a drop in overall volume/output even after trying different dial settings. It did do much better when coupled with an electric guitar. I would recommend it if that's what you're looking for. Sweetwater costumer service is great to deal with and made the return easy and simple. Kudos to them!!!

Violin: I purchased it for my Zeta Strados five-string violin, and it's perfect for adding brilliance and making double stops sound remarkably rich, like twin violins played in perfect unison.

Guitar: It took me a while to get the settings right for electric or acoustic guitars, but once the sweet spot is clicked in, it's definitely a nice, twelve-stringy sound and quite lovely.

From what reviews I have seen, almost everyone buys this pedal for guitar specifically. It sounds good on a 6-string, but my first time trying the Mosaic was with my bass. Let me tell you it changed my world. I have a Stingray type bass paired with an Ashdown combo, and with a little chorus on my Zoom pedal gives deep piano style richness. Turning on the Mosaic with this setup, WOW! I only ever need the level to be at 9 o'clock and the tone 10 o clock, and then it becomes less of a 12 string octave emulator, and more of a subtle but effective overtone. And no one else seems to have discovered this for bass! If you like an extra sparkle to your bass tone, get this! It will open up your bass frequency range and open up further musical explorations. 10 outta 10!

I play in an acoustic trio, two guitars and a stand up bass, performing cover tunes. Purchased the DigiTech Mosaic from my outstanding sales engineer Caleb Lowrey to use for a couple of 12-string numbers, including the Byrds version of Mr. Tambourine Man. Wow, when I play the song's intro it sounds exactly like the record and I'm using a Taylor acoustic (with the ES2 preamp pickup system) plugged into a Fender Champion 40. Both of the Mosaic's knobs are cranked fully clockwise but I also use a Cali76 Compact Deluxe Compressor prior to the Mosaic in the signal chain with the attack set to 'fast'. This effectively clips the peaks off the initial string plucks to avoid a slight distortion overload in the Mosaic that the peak of the note can sometimes generate.