Kernom Elipse Modulation
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Essential Information About the Kernom Elipse Pedal
Essential Information About the Kernom Elipse Pedal
- Continuous morphing between chorus, phaser, flanger, tremolo, vibrato, rotary, harmonic tremolo, trichorus, and Univibe thanks to the MOOD potentiometer.
- Analog sound signature with digital control precision, True Bypass, and internal preset accessible by foot.
- SWIRL function to overlay a slow phaser onto any modulation and achieve wide, three-dimensional textures.
- MIDI and expression pedal support to save up to 128 presets, control the pedal from a DAW, and smoothly "morph" a sound between two settings.
Manufacturer Information
Kernom
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A Heritage of Iconic Modulations, Redesigned for the Modern Era
From the sixties' Univibe to the 80s chorus and flangers, the Elipse condenses decades of iconic modulations into a contemporary format. It retains the organic character of analog circuits while offering seamless continuity between effects, enabling the creation of hybrid sounds impossible with traditional pedals.Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
Ideal for guitarists seeking a single modulation hub on their pedalboard, the Elipse covers everything from silky blues to atmospheric rock, precise funk to ambient soundscapes. In the studio, it facilitates the reproduction of precise textures and the memorization of settings. On stage, its presets and MIDI control ensure instant and reliable transitions.Controls and Innovations Serving Creativity
The MOOD potentiometer smoothly evolves the modulation type without breaks, while SWIRL adds an overlaid slow phaser to thicken the spectrum and create rich harmonic movement. An integrated analog drive circuit allows pushing harmonics and enhancing presence. The PRESET footswitch instantly recalls your favorite setting; via MIDI, you can store up to 128 presets and synchronize the tempo. The expression input enables evolving morphs between two presets or use as a volume control.Sound Character
The Elipse stands out with a wide, musical, and always controlled texture: deep choruses without loss of definition, warm phasers, punchy flangers with smooth sweeps, rhythmic tremolos ranging from silky to sharply chopped, and a creamy-contoured Univibe. The dynamics remain responsive to playing, and the tone can stay transparent or become denser thanks to the integrated drive and SWIRL, for spatial pads or very present movement effects.Technical specifications
| Effects | Tremolo, Chorus / Flanger / Phaser, Rotary, Vibe, Vibrato | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | guitar, electric bass |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Blue |
| Inputs | Midi, Jack | Power supply included | No |
| Outputs | Midi, Jack | Power supply | DC 9V negative center |
| Expression pedal | Yes | Weight | 850 g |
| True bypass | Yes | Dimensions (mm) | 112 x 164 x 52 |
| EQ | No | ||
| Features | SWIRL (slow phaser overlay), analog drive circuit, internal preset with PRESET footswitch, up to 128 presets via MIDI. | Consumption | not specified by the manufacturer (allow a comfortable margin on your multi-output power supply). |
| Dimensions | 112 x 164 x 52 mm. | ||
Questions frequently asked
What modulation effects are available on the Kernom Elipse Modulation?
The pedal combines tremolo, chorus, flanger, phaser, rotary, vibe, and vibrato. The MOOD control allows smooth transitions from one modulation type to another without interruption.
Can the Elipse pedal be controlled via MIDI?
MIDI input and output connections are provided. Up to 128 presets can be stored and recalled via MIDI, with tempo synchronization.
What is the purpose of the SWIRL function on this pedal?
SWIRL overlays a slow phaser on the selected modulation. This function thickens the spectrum and adds harmonic movement.
Is it possible to connect an expression pedal to the Elipse?
An expression pedal input is available. It can be used to morph between two presets or for volume control.
What power supply is required for the Kernom Elipse Modulation?
A 9 V DC center-negative power supply is required, not included. Power consumption is not specified by the manufacturer, so a sufficient margin should be allowed when using a multi-output power supply.



