Electro-Harmonix Turnip Greens Multi-Effect Guitar Pedal - Green
The Electro-Harmonix Turnip Greens is a versatile multi-effect guitar pedal that combines the accl...The Electro-Harmonix Turnip Greens is a versatile multi-effect guitar pedal that combines the acclaimed Soul Food Overdrive and the Holy Grail Max Reverb. The Soul Food section offers transparent tonal shaping, from a clean boost to significant overdrive, capable of pushing an amp or other gain pedals. It features DRIVE, TREBLE, and VOL controls, along with an overdrive footswitch and an internal switch for selecting between True Bypass and Buffered Bypass for the Soul Food circuit. The Holy Grail Max provides four distinct reverb types: Spring, Hall, Plate, and Reverse. Its controls include a REVERB switch for mode selection, a TIME knob for decay/length adjustment, and a BLEND knob for wet/dry mix. A dedicated footswitch engages or bypasses the reverb. The pedal also features an effect order switch to set the sequence of overdrive and reverb, and Send/Return jacks for integrating external effects between the two internal effects. The unit is powered by an EHX 9.6-Volt/DC200mA AC Adapter.
This guide is for guitarists looking to streamline their setup with versatile effects. The Electro-Harmonix Turnip Greens combines the Soul Food Overdrive and Holy Grail Max Reverb, offering a wide range of tones in a single pedal. Note that achieving specific sounds may require some experimentation with the various controls.
All features
Colour
Green
Model Part Number
TURNIPGREENS
Brand
Electro-Harmonix
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of power supply does the Turnip Greens use?
The Turnip Greens uses an EHX 9.6-Volt/DC200mA AC Adapter. It is important to use the correct power supply.
How do I change the order of the effects?
There is an effect order switch located on the pedal which allows you to set the sequence of the overdrive and reverb.
Can I use external effects with the Turnip Greens?
Yes, the pedal includes Send/Return jacks that allow you to integrate external effects between the overdrive and reverb sections.
What kind of reverb types are available?
The Holy Grail Max provides Spring, Hall, Plate, and Reverse reverb types.
How do I choose between True Bypass and Buffered Bypass?
There is an internal switch for selecting between True Bypass and Buffered Bypass for the Soul Food circuit.
What is the function of the Blend knob?
The Blend knob controls the wet/dry mix of the reverb effect.
What is the warranty period for this pedal?
The warranty information is not included in the product information.
Troubleshooting
No sound when the pedal is engaged.
Check all cable connections. Ensure the amplifier is on and working. Verify that the power supply is connected correctly.
Weak or distorted sound.
Adjust the Drive, Treble, and Volume controls on the Soul Food overdrive. Check that the input signal from the guitar is not too high, which may cause clipping.
Reverb effect is too subtle or not noticeable.
Adjust the Time and Blend controls on the Holy Grail Max. Experiment with the Reverb type.
The pedal isn't switching modes correctly.
Make sure you are pressing the footswitches firmly and that they are not obstructed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Combines two essential effects in one pedal, saving space and simplifying your pedalboard.
The Soul Food overdrive provides a versatile range of tones, from subtle boost to heavy overdrive.
The Holy Grail Max offers a selection of popular reverb types for diverse soundscapes.
The effect order switch gives you creative control over your sound.
Send/Return jacks allow for easy integration of additional effects.
Cons
Requires an external power supply (EHX 9.6-Volt/DC200mA AC Adapter).
May require some time to dial in the perfect settings due to the number of available controls.
Can be complex for beginners unfamiliar with overdrive and reverb effects.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Power: The Turnip Greens requires an EHX 9.6-Volt/DC200mA AC Adapter. Ensure the correct power supply is used to avoid damage.
Connections: Connect your guitar to the input jack and your amplifier to the output jack. Use standard 1/4" instrument cables.
Effect Loop: If you want to integrate external effects, connect them to the Send and Return jacks. The signal will pass between the overdrive and reverb circuits.
Settings: Experiment with the controls to find the sound you want. Start with all controls at the center position, and adjust from there.