Dive into the sonic landscape with the Subdecay Vitruvian Mod, a ring modulator that stands out in the realm of guitar pedals. Designed for the adventurous guitarist, it offers a unique blend of precision and pandemonium. With its seven carrier step modes and the innovative Entropy switch, players can toggle between the natural harmonic order of their instrument or delve into the unpredictable with chaotic, eight-octave shifts. Crafted by the visionary Brian Marshall at Subdecay Studios, this pedal invites you to redefine your sound.

Key Features:

• Seven carrier step modes for a variety of modulation options.
• Entropy switch to alternate between Order (natural intervals) and Chaos (random eight-octave shifts).
• Designed and built by Subdecay Studios, a trusted name in music gear since 2003.

Product specs

FAQs

What type of effects does the Subdecay Vitruvian Mod pedal offer?

The Subdecay Vitruvian Mod pedal provides octave and pitch-shifting effects, as well as ring modulation, allowing for a wide range of unique and experimental sounds.

Can the Vitruvian Mod pedal be used with a bass guitar?

Yes, the Vitruvian Mod pedal can be used with a bass guitar, offering creative modulation effects that can enhance your bass sound.

How does the Subdecay Vitruvian Mod differ from a standard octave pedal?

Unlike standard octave pedals, the Vitruvian Mod includes ring modulation, enabling more complex and varied soundscapes beyond simple pitch shifting.

What power supply is required for the Subdecay Vitruvian Mod pedal?

The Subdecay Vitruvian Mod pedal requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a negative center, typical for most guitar effects pedals.

Is the Subdecay Vitruvian Mod easy to integrate into a pedalboard setup?

Yes, the compact design of the Subdecay Vitruvian Mod makes it easy to fit into most pedalboard setups without taking up excessive space.