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Dr. NO RoadRunner Octave Fuzz Wah Flying Machina

Dr. NO RoadRunner Octave Fuzz Wah Flying Machina

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Unleash a spectrum of sonic possibilities with the Dr. NO RoadRunner Octave Fuzz Wah Flying Machina, a powerful addition to any guitarist's pedalboard. This multi-effects pedal combines the raw grit of fuzz, the harmonic richness of octave, and the expressive dynamics of a wah pedal, all in one compact unit. Designed for versatility, the RoadRunner is a must-have for musicians eager to explore new auditory landscapes without the hassle of switching between multiple pedals.

The unique circuit design ensures a seamless blend of effects, allowing you to transition smoothly between earth-shattering fuzz tones and soaring octave effects. The wah component provides an additional layer of expressiveness, making it ideal for both live performances and studio recordings. With its intuitive controls, you can effortlessly dial in the perfect blend of fuzz, octave, and wah to suit your style.

Crafted with durability in mind, the RoadRunner is built to withstand the rigors of the road. Its straightforward interface is perfect for both seasoned players and those just starting to explore the world of effects. Whether you're aiming for a retro vibe or a modern edge, this pedal opens up a world of creative possibilities.

Key Features:

Combines fuzz, octave, and wah effects in one pedal
Unique circuit design for seamless effect blending
Intuitive controls for easy tone shaping
Rugged construction for reliability on the road
Suitable for live performances and studio use

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Dave Catching flying his Road Runner Octave Fuzz Wah Flying Machina at Pinkpop 2015

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Dr. No Road Runner Fuzz Wah Pedal Review - Premier Guitar

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Dr. No's RoadRunner Octave Fuzz Wah Flying Machina is a pedal that screams personality and flair, both visually and sonically. This quirky stompbox, designed for bold rockers, delivers aggressive wah tones and an old-school octave fuzz with modern twists. Its standout features include three selectable wah ranges and a switchable octave, although you can't use the fuzz and wah separately or change their effect order. While it excels in creating over-the-top, dissonant tones, the lack of a volume boost and limited fuzz dynamics may be drawbacks for some. With a hefty price tag, this pedal is a niche delight for those who crave a unique stage presence and sonic mayhem.

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Troy Van Leeuwen

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Queens of the Stone Age

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Used on "Phantom Limb", as featured in this May 5, 2019 interview on the website for Stompbox: 100 Pedals of the World’s Greatest Guitarists.

“This is another great Dr. No pedal, the Road Runner,” Van Leeuwen states. “It’s a great-sounding wah with an octave fuzz, and in a very nice package. It has the fuzzy surface on it like those old Foxx pedals, too. It just does its thing. I used it on the song ‘Phantom Limb’ by Gone is Gone.”

Josh Carter

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Phantogram

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At 5:16 in the video titled "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel Guitar & Bass Gear Tour" by Premier Guitar, Josh Carter is seen using a Dr. NO RoadRunner Octave Fuzz Wah Flying Machina pedal as part of his pedalboard during a live performance.