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Octapussy
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Octapussy by Catalinbread is an octave-up fuzz pedal that features an original circuit utilizing 3 silicon transistors and two diodes. The preamp section is custom-voiced to provide an extremely dynamic playing response, offering famous high-octave lead tones up high on the guitar neck as well as an array of fuzz tones elsewhere on the neck. The pedal is designed with a height of 1.96", width of 2.36", depth of 4.33", and weighs 0.40 lbs. It can be powered by a 9-18V DC power supply (sold separately) or a 9V battery. The power usage of the pedal is 3mA. The Octapussy is hand-made in Portland, Oregon.
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Catalinbread Octapussy Octave Fuzz
Brand New
$189.99
Catalinbread Octapussy Octave Fuzz
Very Good
$130.99
Octapussy Octave Fuzz
Brand New
$189.99
Catalinbread Octapussy Octave Pedal
Brand New
$189.99
Catalinbread Octapussy Dynamic Fuzz
Brand New
$189.99
Catalinbread Octapussy 2013
Brand New
$159.99
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Catalinbread Octapussy Octave Fuzz
New
$154.99
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