MXR M288 Bass Octave Deluxe Pedal
This analog bass pedal offers players two independent octave voices and a mid+ switch to boost your midrange frequencies, all with huge amounts of headroom.
$169.99
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Overall User Ratings (based on 2 ratings)
Submitted March 16, 2010 by a customer from verizon.net
"usefull effect for bass"
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I will be keeping this pedal until it dies then I will buy another
Sound
does what it says.Tracks very well down to the low A,any lower and it starts to falter a bit.There are Utube videos that show what it can do.
Features
straight forward and simple seems to be built well
Ease of Use
Not hard to figure out
Quality
seems built well
Value
price is decent compared to others
Manufacturer Support
have not needed to contact Dunlop
The Wow Factor
its a pedal not a woman
Musical Background:
active musician
Musical Style:
blues,rock,classic rock,r&b,funk,punk,anything really
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Submitted November 17, 2021 by a customer from gmail.com
"Useless"
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This was a huge disappointment. Tracking was abysmal, it might as well have been a delay pedal with how late the octave showed up. The signal was also spotty and muddy, couldn't get a good sound out of it. The idea of the knob configuration was really intriguing, but if the pedal doesn't work who cares?For the record, I'm not one of those people that doesn't know a sub-octave can't go past the E string (Low E = 41Hz, half that to get the sub =20.5Hz, aka almost the lower limit of human hearing), but even mid neck on the D and G string tracking was spotty. Could it be a bad unit? Sure, but I'm not dunlop quality control so I returned the unit. Went and got an OC-5, very happy with that pedal.
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