Is this pedal in mint condition? Yes, it is. It is pristine!
Does it come with original box and contents? Yes, it does.

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The Pigtronix Space Rip PWM synth takes in your guitar’s signal and spits out stacks of pulse-width-modulated sawtooth and square waves in multiple octaves. The result? Snarling, searing synth tones. An onboard voltage-controlled oscillator keeps the pulse width of the waveforms in a constant state of flux to generate shifting timbral textures that sound akin to ending the fabric of space-time in two. Pigtronix equipped the Space Rip with a cutting-edge tracking engine that can keep up with hyper-speed lead lines, accurately reproducing both pitch and dynamics. All of this powerful synth bombast is loaded into a tidy, pedalboard-friendly chassis with an eye-catching celestial graphic.

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Pigtronix Space Rip PWM Synth Guitar Pedal Features:
Turns your guitar into a snarling analog synth, with stacked sawtooth and squarewaves in multiple octaves
Dynamic pulse-width modulations shifting timbres and textures
Cutting-edge tracking engine preserves pitch and dynamics during fast playing
Sub control lets you layer in thunderous analog sub-bass
Runs on standard 9V DC (adapter not included)

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Listed4 years ago
ConditionMint (Used)
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