Pedal Pawn Octone

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Unlock the sonic alchemy of yesteryears with the Pedal Pawn Octone, a fuzz pedal that channels the essence of a rare 1970s Octavia while adding its own modern twist. Crafted for the discerning guitarist who seeks both the chaotic charm of vintage octave fuzz and the pristine clarity of clean octaves, the Octone excels in every setting. Whether you're conjuring up Hendrix-style fuzz or exploring crisp, clean octave tones, this pedal delivers with unwavering precision.

The Octone stands out with its hand-selected components, including NOS Germanium Diodes, offering that authentic vintage vibe while ensuring reliability. Handcrafted in the UK, it boasts a meticulous build quality that promises durability and superior performance. True bypass switching ensures your tone remains untouched when the pedal is disengaged, while the standard 9v power input offers convenience.

Experience a fuzz pedal that not only cuts through the mix with its loud output but also retains a pronounced octave even below the 12th fret. This meticulous attention to detail makes the Octone an essential tool for any guitarist looking to expand their sonic palette with both classic and contemporary tones.

Key Features:

Vintage octave fuzz tone inspired by rare 1970s Octavia
Clean and clear octave settings
Retains high octave with boost cranked
Pronounced octave below 12th fret
Hand-selected NOS Germanium Diodes and transformer
Handcrafted in the UK
Loud output for cutting through mixes
Standard 9v power input
True bypass switching

Product specs

Power	9V
Bypass	true bypass
Analog/Digital	analog

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Pedal Pawn ® Octone ™ vs VINTAGE Tycobrahe Octavia (HOLY GRAIL)

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“The MOST pronounced Octave ever” - ANDERTONS on the Octone ™ pedal

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Pedal Pawn unveils the Octone, an octave fuzz inspired by the “spooky magic” of a vintage Octavia | Guitar World

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The Pedal Pawn Octone delivers a compelling blend of vintage octave fuzz tones with modern clarity. Its simple two-control setup—Level and Boost—allows for easy adjustments, producing everything from subtle octave effects to wild fuzz that channels the spirit of Hendrix. While the pedal excels in maintaining a clean octave across the fretboard, players seeking more complex sound shaping might find it somewhat limiting. Additionally, its high volume output can be a double-edged sword, ideal for stage but potentially overwhelming in quieter settings. Overall, it’s a fantastic choice for those wanting to infuse their sound with a classic vibe, though it may not suit every player's nuanced needs.

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Pedal Pawn Octone | Delicious Audio

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With its hand-built roots and a nod to vintage tones, the Pedal Pawn Octone captures the essence of classic octave fuzz while enhancing clarity at high boost settings. Musicians praise its ability to produce pronounced octaves, even on higher frets, making it a standout for those who crave that elusive, spookily rich sound. However, some might find it lacks versatility in its effects range, limiting its appeal beyond the niche octave fuzz market. If you're chasing retro vibes with a modern twist, the Octone is worthy of consideration, but it may not satisfy players looking for broader functionality.

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Daniel Kim

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This is a new one for Daniel Kim, he uses this for his the poles current pedalboard, and it does what a octafuzz can do, but u cannot turn off the high octave part of the pedal, like the octafuzz, but this pedal is very new to his board.