GreatRedDragon
Well-known member
The Boss OC-5 can be dialed to only affect the lowest note you're playing
BeZo
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That is interesting.
teestone
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Foxrox Octron is worth looking at. Analog signal path and tracks extremely well.
What's great is each part of the signal can be switched....ie, Octave up has it's own switch, the dry signal has it's own switch, and the octave down has it's own switch. Each has its own level too. The 4 adds a sub Octave as well.
Really awesome and straightforward pedal and design. I've been using the 2 since it was released and added the 4 which is a 2 on steroids.
Killer pedals.
What's great is each part of the signal can be switched....ie, Octave up has it's own switch, the dry signal has it's own switch, and the octave down has it's own switch. Each has its own level too. The 4 adds a sub Octave as well.
Really awesome and straightforward pedal and design. I've been using the 2 since it was released and added the 4 which is a 2 on steroids.
Killer pedals.
psychic_driver
Member
This looks cool. I'll check it out
Devin
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Pitchfork is great IMO
Love mine, though I stopped using it when the momentary/latch switch broke (i mostly used it in momentary mode and guess what it broke in latch mode)
I still need to tear it open and try to replace that
Love mine, though I stopped using it when the momentary/latch switch broke (i mostly used it in momentary mode and guess what it broke in latch mode)
I still need to tear it open and try to replace that
psychic_driver
Member
what were the main applications/settings you used it for ?
Devin
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I played bass in a sort of psychedelic hip-hop/rock/fusion band for several years and mainly used it in that like a whammy pedal to do octave up jumps
