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Sola Sound Colorsound Octivider David Main DAM, Mint w/ Box
Up for sale, a Sola Sound Colorsound Octivider in mint condition, crafted by David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes and complete with the original box. This exacting recreation of the original Octivider, offered exclusively by Macariās in the UK, is faithful in every way to the 1974 original.
The original Colorsound Octivider is one of the most instantly recognizable sounds of the ā70s, as heard on the records of titans like Jeff Beck, Genesis, and Led Zeppelin. Perfect for thick, heavy solos (particularly when paired with a fuzz box), the Octivider is a sine wave oscillator that produces a note one octave lower than the original. The Sensitivity knob enables the user to set the trigger for the bass effect, resulting in a decidedly unique, musical pedal that is very dynamic and responsive to player inputs, tracking bends and slides very well.
The circuit was crafted by master pedal builder David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes in South Yorkshire, hand-wired with Cliff jacks, powered by a 9V battery. Along with the circuit, the graphics are also hyper-accurate, recreated down to the millimeter and painstakingly painted.
The original box is included.
The original Colorsound Octivider is one of the most instantly recognizable sounds of the ā70s, as heard on the records of titans like Jeff Beck, Genesis, and Led Zeppelin. Perfect for thick, heavy solos (particularly when paired with a fuzz box), the Octivider is a sine wave oscillator that produces a note one octave lower than the original. The Sensitivity knob enables the user to set the trigger for the bass effect, resulting in a decidedly unique, musical pedal that is very dynamic and responsive to player inputs, tracking bends and slides very well.
The circuit was crafted by master pedal builder David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes in South Yorkshire, hand-wired with Cliff jacks, powered by a 9V battery. Along with the circuit, the graphics are also hyper-accurate, recreated down to the millimeter and painstakingly painted.
The original box is included.
$479.99
Sola Sound Colorsound Octivider David Main DAM, Mint w/ Boxā
$479.99
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Sola Sound Colorsound Octivider David Main DAM, Mint w/ Box
Up for sale, a Sola Sound Colorsound Octivider in mint condition, crafted by David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes and complete with the original box. This exacting recreation of the original Octivider, offered exclusively by Macariās in the UK, is faithful in every way to the 1974 original.
The original Colorsound Octivider is one of the most instantly recognizable sounds of the ā70s, as heard on the records of titans like Jeff Beck, Genesis, and Led Zeppelin. Perfect for thick, heavy solos (particularly when paired with a fuzz box), the Octivider is a sine wave oscillator that produces a note one octave lower than the original. The Sensitivity knob enables the user to set the trigger for the bass effect, resulting in a decidedly unique, musical pedal that is very dynamic and responsive to player inputs, tracking bends and slides very well.
The circuit was crafted by master pedal builder David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes in South Yorkshire, hand-wired with Cliff jacks, powered by a 9V battery. Along with the circuit, the graphics are also hyper-accurate, recreated down to the millimeter and painstakingly painted.
The original box is included.
The original Colorsound Octivider is one of the most instantly recognizable sounds of the ā70s, as heard on the records of titans like Jeff Beck, Genesis, and Led Zeppelin. Perfect for thick, heavy solos (particularly when paired with a fuzz box), the Octivider is a sine wave oscillator that produces a note one octave lower than the original. The Sensitivity knob enables the user to set the trigger for the bass effect, resulting in a decidedly unique, musical pedal that is very dynamic and responsive to player inputs, tracking bends and slides very well.
The circuit was crafted by master pedal builder David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes in South Yorkshire, hand-wired with Cliff jacks, powered by a 9V battery. Along with the circuit, the graphics are also hyper-accurate, recreated down to the millimeter and painstakingly painted.
The original box is included.
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Up for sale, a Sola Sound Colorsound Octivider in mint condition, crafted by David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes and complete with the original box. This exacting recreation of the original Octivider, offered exclusively by Macariās in the UK, is faithful in every way to the 1974 original.
The original Colorsound Octivider is one of the most instantly recognizable sounds of the ā70s, as heard on the records of titans like Jeff Beck, Genesis, and Led Zeppelin. Perfect for thick, heavy solos (particularly when paired with a fuzz box), the Octivider is a sine wave oscillator that produces a note one octave lower than the original. The Sensitivity knob enables the user to set the trigger for the bass effect, resulting in a decidedly unique, musical pedal that is very dynamic and responsive to player inputs, tracking bends and slides very well.
The circuit was crafted by master pedal builder David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes in South Yorkshire, hand-wired with Cliff jacks, powered by a 9V battery. Along with the circuit, the graphics are also hyper-accurate, recreated down to the millimeter and painstakingly painted.
The original box is included.
The original Colorsound Octivider is one of the most instantly recognizable sounds of the ā70s, as heard on the records of titans like Jeff Beck, Genesis, and Led Zeppelin. Perfect for thick, heavy solos (particularly when paired with a fuzz box), the Octivider is a sine wave oscillator that produces a note one octave lower than the original. The Sensitivity knob enables the user to set the trigger for the bass effect, resulting in a decidedly unique, musical pedal that is very dynamic and responsive to player inputs, tracking bends and slides very well.
The circuit was crafted by master pedal builder David Main of D*A*M Stompboxes in South Yorkshire, hand-wired with Cliff jacks, powered by a 9V battery. Along with the circuit, the graphics are also hyper-accurate, recreated down to the millimeter and painstakingly painted.
The original box is included.
