Fuzzhugger “Phantom Octave” – Octave Fuzz Pedal

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Fuzzhugger "Phantom Octave" fuzz pedal Super cool octave-up (mostly, but can also do octave -down) fuzz that uses your guitars tone knob as a blend control. In order for this to work, it needs to be first in your effects chain, with no buffered pedals before it. These are handmade in small quantities, with quality components, and are actually part of Tom Dalton's (Fuzzhugger) Extra Limited Availability series. Pedal is in perfect working order, and except for a small scratch on the volume knob, is in great condition. Works with standard Boss-style 9-volt adaptor. (not included) I'll let the builder of this pedal describe it for you: Taken from the Fuzzhugger website: Equal parts mysterious and ghastly, the Phantom Octave is a shape-shifting octave fuzz monster! No controls? They're not necessary--they're at your fingertips! The Phantom Octave is extremely interactive with your pickup selection and your guitar's Tone control. With the flip of your pickup selector and your picking technique, you'll find huge octave downs, ring mod tones, and even be able to bang out some simple chords! Set the intensity of the effect by using your guitar's Tone control as a Blend. Roll your guitar's Tone control all the way back, and you've got a chord-friendly fuzz! Easier to master and jam on (which is not to call this beast stable, but)--for example, you'll be able to get away with some bends and power chords! You'll quickly get used to the sensitivity of the pedal and what different playing techniques and settings will produce. The Phantom Octave is a very strange pedal compared to most octave fuzzes...in some ways, it's more stable...in some ways, glitchier. It'll sound different with each set (and combination) of pickups. Some pickup selections will produce more exciting results than others. On both of my guitars, the Tone knob allows you to blend in the octave. Controls: • Output: Controls the output level of the Phantom Octave! • Interacts strongly with your pickup selection (and playing technique). A guitar with a three-way selector means three settings! • Must be used with passive magnetic pickups (standard guitar and bass pickups), and be placed first in your effects chain. Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AutYOmYnDPY PAYPAL ONLY PLEASE............