
Anthony Easton
The Taurus Dexter Octaver is a polyphonic octaver pedal designed to transpose an original note one octave up and down. It features 24-bit high-quality DSP for polyphony and allows for the independent use of both octaves, as well as mixing them with the original notes. The pedal includes two potentiometers, Level and Range, for each octave, providing flexibility in sound creation and the ability to eliminate unwanted tones. The Dexter Octaver also offers true bypass switching and a power supply voltage range of 9-12V, with a minimum current of 500mA. The dimensions of the pedal are 65 x 122 x 144mm, and it weighs 0.5kg. It is suitable for use with both bass and guitar instruments.
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