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The Electro-Harmonix B9 Organ Machine Excellent condition in boxNo giggedComes with box and paperwork. No power supply, however, the Electro-Harmonix B9 Organ Machine works with standard 9V DC pedalboard power supplies, provided they meet specific technical requirements.The Electro-Harmonix B9 Organ Machine is a digital effects pedal that transforms the signal of a guitar or keyboard into authentic 1960s-style electric organ tones. It features nine presets that emulate classic tonewheel, combo, and cathedral organs without requiring special pickups or modifications. Core Features and Presets. The pedal uses internal digital processing to track the pitch of your instrument and generate organ sounds, supporting single notes as well as two- or three-note chords. Nine Presets: Includes Fat & Full (doubles sound with octaves), Jazz (smooth Jimmy Smith style), Gospel, Classic Rock (Procol Harum style), Bottom End, Octaves, Cathedral (pipe organ), Continental (transistor organ), and Bell Organ.Control Knobs:Dry/Organ Volume: Separate knobs to blend the untreated instrument signal with the organ effect.Mod: Adjusts the modulation speed, which varies by preset (e.g., rotary speaker, tremolo, or vibrato).Click: Simulates the percussive "key click" of vintage tonewheel organs; on certain presets, it controls other parameters like tremolo depth or chime.Dual Outputs: Features separate Dry and Organ outputs, allowing you to send the organ sound to a dedicated amplifier or mixer while keeping your guitar signal clean. Expert and User Performance Tips. According to the EHX official manual and expert reviewers, specific setups improve the pedal's performance:Placement: It is best placed first in your effects chain. Avoid placing it in an amp's effects loop or after distortion, as this can cause unstable tracking.Pickup Selection: The unit performs best bridge pickup. For weak outputs, a clean boost or compressor in front of the B9 can help.Tracking: While it tracks well, "sloppy" playing will be accentuated. Experts at Premier Guitar note that the response to picking dynamics can be sensitive, and there is a threshold that, when crossed, can significantly boost output.
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