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Lethargy
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Dreadbox Lethargy is an 8-stage OTA-based phase-shifter effect pedal designed for both fretted instruments and synthesizers. It features a fully analog 8-stage OTA phase shifter with two different LFO waves (triangle and square) and a wide-range LFO from several seconds up to 110 Hz, making it great for vibrato effects. The pedal also includes three 3.5mm outputs compatible with Eurorack, including manual, rate, and LFO output. The Lethargy is powered by a 9V center negative power supply (not included) and comes in a vibrant powder-coated chassis. The dimensions of the pedal are approximately 14 x 10 x 5.6 cm.
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DREADBOX LETHARGY
Brand New
$190.50
DREADBOX "Lethargy"
Brand New
$201.68
DREADBOX - LETHARGY
Brand New
$195.73
Dreadbox Lethargy
Brand New
$244.70
Dreadbox Lethargy 8 Stage Phaser *AUTHORIZED DEALER
Brand New
$199
Dreadbox Lethargy 8-stage analog phaser pedal
Brand New
$199
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Dreadbox Lethargy 8-Stage Phaser Effect Pedal
Open box
$194.00
Dreadbox Lethargy Used
Used
$139.00
Dreadbox Treminator Used
Used
$139.00
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