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Octavius Squeezer analog bass synth

Godlyke Distributing Inc. announces the release of Chunk Systems' Octavius Squeezer analog bass synthesizer. The Octavius Squeezer is the world's first analog/digital hybrid bass synthesizer to be housed in a compact stompbox format. With an analog audio path that features a variety of synth, octave, fizz, and filter effects and a digital preset system that allows constant reconfiguration of the audio signal path and storage of parameter settings as well as an on-board tuner and tap-tempo metronome, the Octavius Squeezer is one pedal truly sticks out from what is already available and is most probably worth some attention...

Hold your breath, though, cos this little beauty will be out only at the end of August 2008.
It is made in Australia and lists for 599 $. You can pre-order Nom


Octavius Squeezer Features Include:

* Designed for bass guitar.
* Wide range of synth, octave, envelope filter, fizz and other effects.
* True bypass – input is connected directly to output by a mechanical relay when switched off.
* True analog signal path with reconfigurable analog technology.
* Over 50 digital onboard presets with bank organization for easy selection.
* SD card socket allows you to save/load additional presets, upgrade firmware, etc.
* Analog two pole lowpass and bandpass filter circuit.
* Analog fuzzcircuit.
* Digital pitch tracking with advanced harmonic rejection.
* Analog waveform synthesis.
* One octave down, one octave up and two octaves up synthesis.
* Runs from a single 9V battery or external power supply (not included).
* No-tools battery drawer.
* Sturdy steel case finished in an eye-catching red.
* Two user-assignable foot switches and two digital control knobs.
* Backlit 2line, 16 character LCD and blinking tempo LED.
* Auxiliary output for click tracks and Agent OOFunk Mark II envelope input.
* On-board Tuner.
* Metronome and beat-locked effects with tap tempo mode.
* 3-year limited warranty.
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