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This monophonic analog synthesizer pedal offers a vintage sound palette spanning 4 octaves, with distinctive square waveforms. Dedicated controls let you combine several octaves at once, perfect for enriching your guitar sound in the studio, on stage, or at rehearsal. Its Base control generates built-in fuzz by transforming the signal into a square wave, while the filter adjusts the tone by emphasizing the high frequencies. Ideal for playing high notes from the 7th fret onward, it delivers an expressive sound without unwanted noise thanks to its latest-generation silent relay switch.
| Synthesizer type | Monophonic analog |
|---|---|
| Octave range | 4 octaves |
| Waveform | Square |
| Octave modes | 2 octaves down, 1 octave down, 1 octave up (combinations possible) |
| Base control | Transforms the signal into a square wave (fuzz effect) |
| Filter control | Tone control focused primarily on high frequencies |
| Recommended use | Monophonic notes from the 7th fret onward |
| Switch | Silent relay to eliminate switching noise |
| Version | V2 (2017) |
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