Polyend Endless is a programmable stereo effect whose algorithm is not fixed at the factory: it loads patches you create or download from the community and runs one effect at a time. At its core sits a 720 MHz ARM Cortex-M7 and a 48 kHz / 24-bit path with low-noise studio-grade preamps on input and output.
The effect that exists in no catalogue
When the effect you need only exists in your head, the usual outcome is a compromise from an off-the-shelf pedal. Endless closes that gap two ways: the Playground system turns a written description into a working patch in minutes, and a programmer can write their own in C++ against the open SDK in the maker's repository. Finished patches move to the device by dragging a file over USB.
One box, changing identity
Since the effect is a file, the panel legend changes too: the front plates are magnetic and swappable, with one blank plate included. A TRS expression pedal input puts a chosen parameter under your foot, and the enclosure and knobs are machined from aluminium. Power accepts 9 V DC of either polarity, which is one less thing to check when adding it to an existing board.
KEY FEATURES
- Programmable stereo effect running one algorithm at a time
- Playground: a patch generated from a written description, no coding required
- Open SDK and C++ examples for building your own algorithms
- Drag-and-drop patch transfer over USB
- Swappable magnetic front plates, one blank plate included
- TRS expression pedal input with assignable parameter
- Enclosure and knobs machined from aluminium
- 9 V DC power, centre-negative or centre-positive
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Type: programmable stereo effects processor
- Processor: 720 MHz ARM Cortex-M7
- Audio path: 48 kHz / 24-bit with studio-grade input and output preamps
- Input: stereo line
- Output: stereo line/headphones
- Expression pedal: TRS input
- Power: 9 V DC, 200 mA, either polarity
- Dimensions: 12.0 x 8.0 x 5.5 cm with knobs
- Weight: 0.4 kg
- In the box: magnetic faceplate, quick-start guide, Playground tokens
