Orange Amps PEDAL OMEC TELEPORT

A "pedalboard-friendly" interface: the missing link between instrument and DAW

OMEC Teleport stands out with a simple and highly effective idea: offering a plug and play audio interface in a pedal format, to naturally integrate it within a guitar, bass, synth, or DJ setup chain. While a traditional interface lives on a desk, Teleport installs on a pedalboard and acts as a true bridge between the analog world (instruments, pedals, amps, DI boxes) and the digital world (audio workstations, plugins, mixing, and processing).

Who is OMEC Teleport for, and in what uses does it make a difference?

This interface is aimed at musicians who want to record and work on their sound without carrying a studio interface or struggling with complex setups. It suits guitarists or bassists looking to capture a clean take in software, as well as keyboardists or mobile producers seeking a compact format.

In a home studio context, Teleport allows quick DAW access to record ideas, layer tracks, or process signals with software effects. In live situations, it can serve as a gateway to a computer for real-time processing or as a practical solution to manage stereo output for monitoring, PA systems, or reamping chains. Its "mini pedal" format makes it particularly relevant for setups where every centimeter counts.

Features and connectivity: simple, direct, designed for playing

OMEC Teleport features 16-bit Delta-Sigma converters and operates at 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz. It is designed to convert an analog signal to digital and send it via USB to your production and mixing software, but also to perform the reverse operation: output a digital signal as analog to feed a mixer, DI box, amp, speakers, or pedal chain.

The connectivity remains intentionally efficient: a buffered 6.35mm Jack input (with a wide dynamic range) and two 6.35mm stereo Jack outputs of "pro grade" quality. The setup is completed by a USB type B (USB 2.0) port for compatibility with iOS, Android, Mac, and PC. For pedalboard integration, the buffered bypass helps preserve the signal and limit the impact of an additional cable in the chain.

Sound quality

Here, there is no "effect color" in the sense of overdrive, delay, or modulation: the OMEC Teleport signature is a conversion designed to remain clean, precise, and faithful to your instrument. The buffer provides a stable and usable signal feel, and the stereo outputs open the door to wider sounds, especially if you use digital effects (reverbs, delays, chorus, amp simulations) in your software. The result: a clear rendering, suitable for direct inputs, headphone/monitoring work, and crafting modern sounds between analog and digital.

Technical specifications

Category	bass preamp	EQ	Tone
Format	Pedal	Headphone output	No
Effects loop	No	Color	Black

Converters	16-bit Delta-Sigma ADC and DAC	USB	USB 2.0 type B port, compatible with iOS, Android, Mac, and PC
Sampling rates	44.1 kHz / 48 kHz	Material	metal
ADC	48 kHz	Dimensions	9.2 x 3.7 x 4.8 cm
DAC	48 kHz	Weight	149 g
High signal-to-noise ratio	SNR = 96 dB	Power supply	not included
Low harmonic distortion	THD+N = 0.01%	Required power supply	9V DC (no power via USB)
Input	buffered 6.35mm Jack with 120 dB dynamic range (mic compatible with an XLR adapter)	Max current	85 mA
Outputs	6.35mm stereo Jack "pro grade" (studio monitoring, DI boxes, PA systems, pedals, amplifiers)	Power connector	standard 2.1 mm pedal connector, center negative polarity