The Octavix Octave Fuzz Pedal from Electro-Harmonix is their take on the classic '60s octave fuzz effect. It has a true bypass, frequency-doubling circuit with Boost, Octave and Volume controls, and a rail voltage toggle switch. Two 1/4" jacks connect your instrument and your amplifier.

You can regulate the output level, dial in the amount of fuzztone, and adjust the mix level of the notes an octave above your input signal with the Volume, Boost, and Octave knobs. Also, with the mini-toggle switch, you can select a 9V or 24V rail voltage for either an expanded or a compressed distortion. The Octavix runs on a 9V battery or a power supply (both available separately) and is housed in a rugged Die-Cast chassis..

Frequency-Doubling Circuit    Switchable 9V or 24V Rail Voltage    True Bypass Circuitry    Rugged Die-Cast Chassis    Runs on 9V Battery or DC Power Supply

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long is the cable?

A: Aprox 6 feet

Q: 2. what s the click botton do on the B9 ?

A: The nine presets (rotary click knob) are tuned to emulate some of the most popular and classic electric organ tones

Q: 3. How much input voltage should be

A: Atlas does not specify the exact voltage but the inputs will take line level signal from any source that can output line level signal.

Q: 4. Will this work in my smoke detector at home that accepts 9V batteries?

A: Yes it will , I would test the smoke detector every so often

Q: 5. Is the Boss FV50H OK to use with a Korg Keyboard for volume control?

A: The BOSS FV50H Volume Pedal can be used with a Korg Keyboard for volume control.

Q: 6. Does it support half-pedalling?

A: Yes, this pedal produces different sustaining levels, depending on how far you press down. I would describe it as a continuum of sustaining, rather than just a couple of levels.

Q: 7. right angle or straight 3.5mm plug?

A: The Electro-Harmonix EHX Hot Lynx Earbuds with Remote and Mic (BH #ELEHXHOTLYNX) features a 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRRS Male Straight plug.

Q: 8. Is the power supply multi or just 110v?

A: The included power supply with the Electro Harmonix Memory Boy Pedal is only rated for use on the US 110-120VAC standard.

Q: 9. 110 and 220 volts or 110 only?

A: The ART EQ-351 Equalizer has a switchable internal power supply that is designed for operation with either 120 or 240V, 50/60 Hz. The line voltage setting is selected by using a switch located on the rear panel of the device.

Q: 10. To which country does Atlas belong?

A: Atlas Sound is a USA company