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

Equipped with shock absorbing pads, small in size, easy to store and carry Provided a safe transportation solution for the equipment of musicians 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 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 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 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 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 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