Pigtronix Octava V2 Octave Fuzz/Distortion Pedal Reviews
Take the impressive octave-up effect from Pigtronix’s Disnortion, expand its capabilities, and you have the Octava V2. Achieve violin-like octave-up tones anywhere on your guitar's neck, thanks to the onboard lowpass filter. Stable intervals (octaves, fourths, power chords, etc.) yield all sorts of musical grind, while other intervals result in interesting ring mod-like textures. Goosing the octave circuitry with the pedal's variable drive circuit generates an array of harmonic textures, and if you want to replicate the original Disnortion's full-wave rectified distortion, the Octava V2's switchable fuzz circuit delivers. This pedal is highly tweakable — use its Blend control to mix its drive, octave, and fuzz effects with your dry signal as you see fit.
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Highest Rated Reviews
An amazing and versatile pedal!
This mini-pedal is really outstanding. You get two pedals in one: A very tweakable octave overdrive and a nicely-voiced fuzz that can have any degree of octave added. I use it both ways and it sounds excellent. It doesn't leave my board.
So far…it’s finger fuzzling.
I guess they really dig the tiny footprint it makes, but the finger fuzz button would be better suited as a stomp button. The low pass can act like a gate to a delay pedal when it's rolled back. I just got it recently and have yet to really have in inspire a need to use it much. I'm seeing how it fits in.
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Tone is unusable! You get what you pay for!!
