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Published on 12/07/14 at 06:54 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Polyphonic octave doubling the selected frequencies. Integrated Boost ...
I play mostly blues rock, which includes a lot of business ... But if we speak of Octavius, it is essential to me to play Jack White, Black Keys, King of Leon and Franz Ferdinand. With a good fuzz (I use the Big Muff), we are in it to the teeth ... I played with two amps. Fender Deluxe Reverb 65 reuissus and Orange Dual Terror.
The pedal is physically well ... no complaints. The adjustments are simple. A knob for low and one for high. It has a boost, but I never use it ... I have another ... Attention on the other hand regarding the power supply. To my pedalboard, I use a MXR DC Brick is perfect, except for...…
I play mostly blues rock, which includes a lot of business ... But if we speak of Octavius, it is essential to me to play Jack White, Black Keys, King of Leon and Franz Ferdinand. With a good fuzz (I use the Big Muff), we are in it to the teeth ... I played with two amps. Fender Deluxe Reverb 65 reuissus and Orange Dual Terror.
The pedal is physically well ... no complaints. The adjustments are simple. A knob for low and one for high. It has a boost, but I never use it ... I have another ... Attention on the other hand regarding the power supply. To my pedalboard, I use a MXR DC Brick is perfect, except for...…
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Polyphonic octave doubling the selected frequencies. Integrated Boost ...
I play mostly blues rock, which includes a lot of business ... But if we speak of Octavius, it is essential to me to play Jack White, Black Keys, King of Leon and Franz Ferdinand. With a good fuzz (I use the Big Muff), we are in it to the teeth ... I played with two amps. Fender Deluxe Reverb 65 reuissus and Orange Dual Terror.
The pedal is physically well ... no complaints. The adjustments are simple. A knob for low and one for high. It has a boost, but I never use it ... I have another ... Attention on the other hand regarding the power supply. To my pedalboard, I use a MXR DC Brick is perfect, except for Octavius makes a hell of hum ... So Should dedicate its own power adapter.
His great strength, I think, is that it keeps out the original grain guitare.J'aime the clean sound of my instruments and Octavius just takes its rightful place. With Octavius in band, the clean sound pierces the mix ... which is cool !!!
It is not given, it is a fact ... but despite its quirks in power, this pedal sticks to my skin !!!
Cheers !!!
I play mostly blues rock, which includes a lot of business ... But if we speak of Octavius, it is essential to me to play Jack White, Black Keys, King of Leon and Franz Ferdinand. With a good fuzz (I use the Big Muff), we are in it to the teeth ... I played with two amps. Fender Deluxe Reverb 65 reuissus and Orange Dual Terror.
The pedal is physically well ... no complaints. The adjustments are simple. A knob for low and one for high. It has a boost, but I never use it ... I have another ... Attention on the other hand regarding the power supply. To my pedalboard, I use a MXR DC Brick is perfect, except for Octavius makes a hell of hum ... So Should dedicate its own power adapter.
His great strength, I think, is that it keeps out the original grain guitare.J'aime the clean sound of my instruments and Octavius just takes its rightful place. With Octavius in band, the clean sound pierces the mix ... which is cool !!!
It is not given, it is a fact ... but despite its quirks in power, this pedal sticks to my skin !!!
Cheers !!!
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- Manufacturer: T-Rex Engineering
- Model: Octavius
- Category: Octavers/Harmonizers/Whammies
- Added in our database on: 11/05/2011
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