
Anthony Easton
The Lastgasp Art Laboratories 88 Super Oscillo Fuzz is a fuzz distortion pedal with an internal oscillation system that offers a wide range of distortion possibilities. The pedal features six front panel switches that can be configured to generate various oscillations, which can then be distorted and fuzzed. The design motif for this pedal is based on Japanese WW2 "Zero" fighter planes, continuing the naming traditions and designs of Japanese planes from previous models.
Specifications:
- Size: 70mm x 115mm x 55mm
- Weight: 280g
- Jacks: Input, Output, CV Pedal
- Switches: On/Off, 6 toggle switches
- Controls: Level, Adjust
- Power: 9V DC
The pedal also features dedicated Level and Adjust controls, allowing users to control the overall output level and tone, distortion level, or pitch of the oscillator. Additionally, it includes a CV Pedal Input for "Adjust" alterations, which can be connected to a CV pedal for control voltage adjustments.
The Lastgasp Art Laboratories 88 Super Oscillo Fuzz offers true bypass and can be powered by a 9V DC power source. The current draw is less than 100mA.
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