Coral Mod II by Valeton

The Valeton Coral Mod II is a digital modulation pedal designed for guitar and bass. It features a highly flexible modulation pedal with 16 high-quality modulation effects suitable for various music styles. The pedal includes a Tap Tempo function for real-time effect speed control, and it offers detailed effect control with LEVEL, DEPTH, and RATE knobs. The pedal is equipped with an advanced 24-bit digital platform, providing better sound quality and a lower noise floor.

The specific modulation effects available in the Coral Mod II are as follows:
1. J-CHORUS: Simulates the vintage chorus sound from the legendary Jazz amplifier
2. T-CHORUS: Produces a lush chorus sound modulated by a triangle wave
3. DETUNE: Mixes the dry signal with a slightly pitch-shifted sound to produce a chorus-like effect
4. B-TREM: Simulates the bias tremolo sound from vintage tube amps
5. O-TREM: Produces a classic optical tremolo sound
6. ECHO-TREM: Combines tremolo and delay to produce a step-like effect
7. FLANGER: Produces a classic flanger tone
8. NFB FLANGER: Produces a flanger tone with negative feedback
9. JET: Produces a massive flanger tone with plenty of feedback
10. PHASER: Produces a bright, sharp phasing tone
11. PHASE+: Simulates the legendary one-knob orange phaser pedal
12. U-VIBE: Simulates the legendary 4-stage phasing/rotary vibe effect
13. T-WAH: Produces wah effects depending on picking dynamics
14. A-WAH: Produces an automatically varying wah effect
15. LOFI: Produces a sample-reducing effect
16. VIBRATO: Produces a natural, warm vibrato sound

The pedal is powered by a 9V DC center-negative power supply, with a current consumption of 100mA. It features an aluminum-alloy die-cast casing for durability and has dimensions of 93.5mm (D) x 42mm (W) x 52mm (H), weighing 150g.

The Valeton Coral Mod II is designed with a special design buffer bypass circuit to maintain pristine sound quality. It is suitable for a wide range of musical applications and offers a compact, versatile solution for modulation effects.