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Just so you know, the MB octaver is 3" wide...not the same as a typical pedal. Also, the OC2 is a fairly complicated circuit that even JohnK said it wouldn't be worth it to build for someone else and suggested others to just buy a used one (I think his issue was the time and cost of parts involved). But disregard that if you just enjoy a good project, I guess. As in your OP, the Aguilar is 2.75" wide, easier to come by, and a great octaver...why the cold shoulder?Just go for it
I'd love one of those, especially if it got rid of the 2 Down setting.I have rehoused a OC2 because I needed top mount jacks too. I also added a boost to the output so that I could bring up the volume when I solo just the -1 octave. Liked it a lot before but love it now
Maybe you just don't like ovtave pedals. I used to want one pretty bad, but after trying a bunch of them I figured out I just like the idea of them.I have a non top mount question.
Will there ever be a good octaver out there that actually tracks well and sounds good at the same time? I've yet to find one and I've tried most of them.
That would be perfectly understandable on Doug Wimbish's pedalboard.
I have a non top mount question.
Will there ever be a good octaver out there that actually tracks well and sounds good at the same time? I've yet to find one and I've tried most of them.
I have a non top mount question.
Will there ever be a good octaver out there that actually tracks well and sounds good at the same time? I've yet to find one and I've tried most of them.
COG Effects T-65. Soooooo damn good. Nails the OC2 tone, and it nails a load of other modern octave tones. Stunning quality, top mount jacks. Boom.
Plus Tom is one of the coolest dudes in the industry. Worth buying a COG pedal just for the banter
Shep
yeah same here on the checking out their site. They some pretty crazy custom builds. I am going to keep an eye out for one of those T-65. They look pretty cool.COG Effects T-65. Soooooo damn good. Nails the OC2 tone, and it nails a load of other modern octave tones. Stunning quality, top mount jacks. Boom.
Plus Tom is one of the coolest dudes in the industry. Worth buying a COG pedal just for the banter
Shep
Maybe you just don't like ovtave pedals. I used to want one pretty bad, but after trying a bunch of them I figured out I just like the idea of them.
In response to this and the OP: T-Rex Octavius and T-Rex Quint Machine both track beautifully, sound very natural, and have top-mount jacks. They're not as common as some of the others mentioned, but are IMO hugely underrated.
Awesome! Octave and delay all in one.Disagree, there is a noticeable lag between the moment you hear the clean tone and when the sub octave tone comes in.