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Marsoni
M251S
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EHX Crash Pad Electronic Crash DrumEHXs rich history was marked by many revolutionary pedals but one of our most distinctive lines was a group of analog drum synthesizers that included the Crash Pad. Like the original from 1980, the EHX Crash Pad Electric Crash Drum can create an array of drum sounds and other worldly oscillation sweeps, as well as process external sounds thru its resonant filter. Plus, its been updated to respond to expression pedal CV input for external control over
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