The Octava Micro by Pigtronix is a revamped variant of the octave up found in the Disnortion pedal. This pure analog frequency doubler features an onboard low pass filter control which lets you capture singing octave up tones, wherever on the neck, sans tweaking the tone control of your instrument. For increased overall flexibility and more signal power, Fuzz, Drive, and Blend knobs have been incorporated to the original two-knob design. Use the Blend control to combine its fuzz, drive, and octave effects with your dry signal.
Brand: Pigtronix
Color: Red
Features:
Details: Octave Fuzz/Distortion Pedal for Electric Guitar with Volume, Blend, Filter, Drive, and Fuzz Controls
UPC: 181118000455
EAN: 181118000455
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