Death by Audio [WEB-EXCLUSIVE IN-STORE SALE] ROBOT (Death by Audio Lo-Fi Fuzz)

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[WEB Exclusive Inventory Clearance Sale] Please note that clearance items may include store display models, slightly damaged items, or items with damaged packaging. 8-bit pitch tra nsport robot fuzz. 8-bit/8kHz pitch shifter + ring modulator + bit crusher + arpeggiator. A Lo-Fi, electronic pitch generator that uses futuristic technology for secret clock processing. ROBOT uses an IC chip originally designed for voice changer toys. This lo-fi professor can output nasty fuzz tones, sparse sampled octaves, ring modulation, and bit crushing. Once you play it, you'll see an 80s computer playing lead phrases in a band. Robot is a super-lo-fi 8-bit pitch-transport fuzz pedal. For those who love robotic voices, this is a one-of-a-kind robot fuzz pedal unlike anything else in the world. A crazy synth and transformer. It features four modes: Normal, Octave Down, Octave Up, and Arpeggiator. Each mode setting and control knob allows you to manipulate the mysterious 8-bit transporter-infused fuzz sound. In NORMAL mode, turning the control knob all the way up produces a "normal fuzz sound" that isn't robotic, but this fuzz sound is also heavy and cool. As you slowly turn the control knob back, something robotic is gradually added. In Arpeggio Mode, incredibly cool and rhythmic arpeggio patterns pop out, allowing for the most awesome robot arpeggio play. A completely Lo-Fi 8-bit sound with an undeniable presence: a new genre known as Robo-Fuzz. ■CONTROLS • Volume: Master Volume • Control Knob: The rightmost knob can change the pitch of the effect. Turning it all the way clockwise will result in the highest pitch (fastest speed). Turning it counterclockwise will gradually slow down the speed and lower the pitch. If you are using an arpeggiator, the speed of the phrase will slow down. • Rotary Selector: The rotary selector is indicated by four icons. It allows you to change the ROBOT's operating mode in four stages. 1. Normal Mode: In Normal Mode, when the control knob is at its maximum of 1, the output is the same pitch as when it was 8-bit digitally converted, so you can play with a normal fuzz sound. As you return the knob to its minimum position, pitch down and pitch fluctuation occur, and the "Robot Effect" starts to work. 2. Octave Down Mode: This is the octave down mode. With the control knob at its maximum, you get a nasty octave down sound. As you turn the knob back, the pitch bends. 3. Octave Up Mode: This is the octave-up mode. With the control knob at its maximum, you get a nasty octave-up sound. As you turn the knob back, the pitch bends. 4. Arpeggiator Mode: This mode generates "robot arpeggios" by raising and lowering the pitch. Combined with the built-in fuzz tone with its ultra-long sustain, you can enjoy a variety of robotic sounds, from super-fast to slow. The phrases that emerge are quite rhythmic, so using it for backing or solos will give you a futuristic feel full of "robot" vibes. ■SPECIFICATION • Size: 15 x 12 x 7cm (includes knobs and jacks)・Weight: 482g Power supply: 9V AC adapter (polarity = center negative) or 9V battery. Power consumption: 23 mA. Handmade in NYC Show more