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Description
Introducing the EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider Pedal, a must-have addition to your musical gear. This phenomenal bass effects pedal is valued for its exceptional tonal quality and precise tracking. Whether you're in the midst of a slow groove or a fast slap-bass run, the OctaBass ensures a delightfully massive sound that is tightly synced with your playing.
A standout feature is the Range switch which optimizes tracking based on your playing style. Whether you play in the lower or higher ranges of your fretboard, this ensures maximum performance and versatility. The powerful Tone control offers a range from bright and present to a deep sub-bass tone, giving you a wide array of tones to explore and experiment with.
The EBS OctaBass Pedal is not just about functionality, it's about inspiring creativity and adding depth to your music. Get ready to explore the sonic landscape with this high-quality, reliable, and intuitive octave divider pedal.
Key Features:
- Analog octave divider effects pedal for bass
- Exceptionally fast and precise tracking, even with fast slap-bass runs
- Range High/Low switch optimizes the tracking circuit for your playing style
- Powerful Tone control ranges from sine-like sub bass to bright and present
- Normal and Octave controls adjust volume for your core tone and octave effect independently
- Requires 9–18-volt DC power supply (sold separately)
Product specs
| Pedal Type | Octave |
| Analog/Digital | Analog |
| Effects | Bass Octave Divider, High/Low Tracking |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4" |
| Outputs | 1 x 1/4" |
| Bypass Switching | Relay Switching |
| Power Source | 9-18V DC power supply (sold separately) |
| Power Usage | 40mA |
| Batteries | 1 x 9V |
| Height | 1.9" |
| Width | 2.6" |
| Depth | 4.5" |
| Weight | 0.7 lbs. |
FAQs
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What does the EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider do for my bass tone?
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The EBS OctaBass adds a sub-octave effect to your bass signal, enhancing your tone with a deep, earth-shaking sound. It allows you to blend your dry and sub-octave signals, offering versatility for various musical styles.
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How does the triple mode feature of the EBS OctaBass work?
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The triple mode feature offers three different octave settings, allowing you to tailor the octave effect to your preference. This flexibility makes it suitable for different musical contexts and genres.
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Is the EBS OctaBass suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the EBS OctaBass is designed for live use, featuring relay bypass switching for seamless transitions and robust construction to withstand the rigors of live performances.
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Can the EBS OctaBass be powered by a standard pedalboard power supply?
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Yes, the EBS OctaBass can be powered by a 9-18V DC power supply, which is commonly found on pedalboards. It also supports a 9V battery for added flexibility.
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Does the EBS OctaBass work well with other effects pedals?
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The EBS OctaBass integrates smoothly with other effects pedals, allowing you to create complex soundscapes. Its high-quality analog design ensures that your tone remains clear and dynamic when combined with other effects.
Videos
Erik Arkö
EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider - Demo featuring Henrik Linder
Reviews
PROS
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Best sounding octave effect available
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Quick articulation and tracking, less mushy than others
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Tone control provides useful customization
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Durable metal housing, ideal for touring
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Versatile with different modes for fat low end or powerful mid
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Works well for making a 4-string sound like a 5-string
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Can be used for vocal bass with great response and warm tone
CONS
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Can get wobbly on longer notes
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Requires careful positioning in the effects chain
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Doesn't handle overtones well, problematic for 5-string basses
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Tracking issues on some notes
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Some users find it muddy and woolly with certain basses
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Not polyphonic, cannot play chords
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider.
Features and functionality
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The pedal's tracking is highly immediate, avoiding glitches common in other octave pedals.
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Comparisons
Use cases and applications
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Works best with tone down for a clean sub sound, ideal for higher fretboard playing.
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Build quality
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Features a small enclosure with precise knobs, recessed switches, and a soft, high-quality footswitch.
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User experience
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Some users report that the EBS OctaBass struggles to track high notes on a six-string bass, particularly on the high C string, leading to thinner sub-octave sounds and poor sustain.
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Critic Reviews
4.5 out of 5
Based on 5 Reviews and 25 Ratings
It just works
It's easy to use, with a great response. The sturdy metal housing ensures that you can do just about anything to without breaking (I've dropped mine on concrete with not even a scratch to show for it), which makes it ideal for touring. I usually use mine to make my 4-string sound like a 5-string, and it works perfectly. I still haven't found anyone who can tell the difference. As a regular Octave effect it certainly meets all expactations.
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Excellent tracking
I prefer my OC-2 for 100% octave tone, but if you're running a dry/oct split, it sounds almost as good and tracks much better (down to F#!) I also like the range toggle.
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Nice pedal overall
I like this pedal, it has a nice sound and with the different modes you are able to easier fit the pedal to your use, either you want a fat low end or a powerful mid you will get what you are looking for. The only downside of the octabass is that it's not polyfonic(in case somebody wonders what that is it's the ability to pllay several notes at a time) which makes it impossible to play chords with this beauty. It's really a shame cause I love the tone it gives and the versatility to get another octave playing parallell to what you do.
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No analog and hardly ANY digital octavers can accurately track chrds from a bass or guitar. Its just a sad fact of life. The more vibe and style the octave effect has the worse the tracking. As guitarists and bassists we will have to live with the pain of garbles ring-mod tones coming from our amps if try to play chords through any sort of octave effect short of an eventide H3000!
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Yeah I know, the truth hurts...
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Artist usage
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At 3:20 in this Premier Guitar rig rundown,one can see an EBS OctaBass next to Billy Sheehan's Roland SonicCell.
According to Bass Player magazine interview, Levin uses the EBS OctaBass pedal.
Displayed at 12:12 of this Rig Rundown for Larry "Ler" LaLonde of Primus, is a EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider Pedal.
Nicole Row showcases the EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider Pedal in her Instagram post, thanking #fixpedalboards for her setup.
Sean Hurley is shown using the EBS OctaBass Triple Mode Octave Divider Pedal in a post on his Instagram account, captioned, "For you @jellewietze."
Colin mentioned using this pedal in a few interviews. Notably he mentions it in this 2007 Interview with bassplayer.com:
This pedal is also mentioned in this interview:
https://ebssweden.com/content2/interview-with-porcupine-trees-bass-player-colin-edwin/
I’ve been using the following pedals through the Gigrig system: Valvedrive, Multicomp, UniChorus, Multidrive, Tremolo, Octabass, BassIQ, and a Boss tuner. I’ve also just got a D-phaser which you’ll be hearing more of too. All this goes into a TD650 Head and two Neodymium 4 x 10″ speaker cabs.
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