Description
Brand new pedal from Kernom!
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The million moods overdrive
RIDGE is the only overdrive pedal you’ll ever need—crafted in France and built for players who demand versatility, tone, and control. At the core is the innovative MOOD knob, which seamlessly morphs between legendary drive styles: from clean boosts with crystal-clear headroom, to Klon-style transparency, Tube Screamer warmth, rich high-gain saturation, and even borderline fuzz. Fine-tune your tone with advanced EQ shaping—PRE TONE, MID, and POST TONE controls let you sculpt your sound before and after the clipping stage, eliminating the need for extra pedals. Designed for live and studio use, RIDGE offers full MIDI control with up to 128 presets, expression pedal input for real-time morphing, and true bypass switching to keep your signal pure. Whether you play guitar, bass, or synth, RIDGE adapts to your rig and delivers professional-grade tone in a rugged, beautifully finished enclosure.
Specs:
- Input Impedance: 1Meg Ohm (Guitar mode) / 32k Ohm (Line mode)
- Output Impedance: 100 Ohm
- Bypass Switching: True Bypass (electromechanical relay switching)
- Dimensions: 11.2 cm deep x 16.4 cm wide x 5.2 cm tall (4.4 inches deep x 6.5 inches wide x 2 inches tall).
- Weight: 1.8 lbs
- Build Material: 5mm thick aluminium casing with summit white smooth and high grade painting surface
- Capabilities: Designed for both guitar, bass, synth and studio.
- MIDI Cable Requirements: Use a type A mini jack TRS MIDI cable.
- Power Adaptor Requirements: Use an adaptor (not included) with the following rating: 9VDC center negative. (250mA minimum, 300mA or more recommended.)
IMPORTANT NOTE:
We have received multiple reports that the Roland UM-ONE MIDI interface does not work properly with Kernom Preset Studio.
We have also tested the interface on our side and can confirm the issue. The Roland UM-ONE does not appear to handle multiple MIDI messages sent simultaneously correctly, which can result in unexpected behavior when using Kernom Preset Studio.