Just Video – Can you use a Guitar and an Octave pedal to make a bass? | In the Shop Episode #38 | Thomann

The metal Metal alloy body achieves octave stacking, and a single guitar can simulate bass, tonics, and chord trios effects, making it suitable for bands to quickly switches parts during rehearsals Under low light conditions on stage, the knob can be quickly recognized and adjusted, with a 340k none impedance output to ensures lossless transmission of high-frequency signals The circuit compartment adopts a 2900 output impedance metal shell, reducing 30% electromagnetic noise and maintaining sound effects in the studio environment It is possible to create 3 separate sounds, 1 octave lower, 2 octaves lower with 1 octave high, and 1 adjustable embellishment, so that with only 1 guitar, 3 octaves can be played and each tone has a separate volumes control Equipped with shock absorbing pads, small in size, easy to store and carry Provided a safe transportation solution for the equipment of musicians

The metal Metal alloy body achieves octave stacking, and a single guitar can simulate bass, tonics, and chord trios effects, making it suitable for bands to quickly switches parts during rehearsals Under low light conditions on stage, the knob can be quickly recognized and adjusted, with a 340k none impedance output to ensures lossless transmission of high-frequency signals The circuit compartment adopts a 2900 output impedance metal shell, reducing 30% electromagnetic noise and maintaining sound effects in the studio environment It is possible to create 3 separate sounds, 1 octave lower, 2 octaves lower with 1 octave high, and 1 adjustable embellishment, so that with only 1 guitar, 3 octaves can be played and each tone has a separate volumes control Equipped with shock absorbing pads, small in size, easy to store and carry Provided a safe transportation solution for the equipment of musicians