RTG
A palm-sized analog-style synthesizer pedal that generates randomly changing tones across a range of more than four octaves. It is a reissue of a 1980 EHX synth, aimed at players who want experimental soundscapes alongside other effects.
- Random tones over a four-plus octave range
- Rate knob sets tone generation speed
- Glide switch adds portamento between pitches
- Footswitch on/off with status LED
- 9V battery (included) or 9V power supply
- Reissue of a 1980 EHX synthesizer
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The RTG is a small battery or adapter powered synth box that produces random, continuously shifting pitches covering over four octaves. It is a reissue of an EHX synthesizer first released in 1980, and it is intended to be combined with other effects to build textured, unpredictable soundscapes.
Controls are kept minimal. A Rate knob sets how quickly new tones are generated, and a Glide switch adds portamento so the pitch slides between notes instead of jumping. A footswitch turns the unit on and off, with an LED showing its state.
Connection is equally simple: a single 1/4" output jack carries the signal. Power comes from a standard 9V supply or from a 9V battery, which is included. The enclosure measures 70 x 115 x 54 mm. The model was discontinued in 2019.
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Sonraíochtaí
- Branda
- Electro-Harmonix
- Samhail
- RTG
- Catagóir
- Éifeachtaí agus pedail
Controls
- Rate
- Knob, sets speed of tone generation
- Glide
- Switch, adds portamento
- Bypass
- Footswitch on/off
- Status indicator
- LED
Audio
- Type
- Random Tone Generator (synthesizer)
- Pitch range
- Four-plus octaves
Outputs
- Output
- 1/4" jack
Power
- Power options
- 9V power supply or 9V battery
- Battery
- 9V battery included
Physical
- Width
- 2.75 in (70 mm)
- Length
- 4.5 in (115 mm)
- Height
- 2.1 in (54 mm)
In the box
- Included
- 9V battery
- Documentation
- Owner's manual available for download