Dive into the Deep Oggin MkII from Thorpy FX, a lush and luxurious analog chorus and vibrato pedal designed in collaboration with legendary LOVETONE pedal designer Dan Coggins. Taking cues from the chorus-drenched sounds of the 80s and 90s, The Deep Oggin MkII is an original design that bathes your tone in a deep well of warbling texture and tonal expansion, creating a uniquely thick sound with a warm analog resonance. Despite its sonic complexities, the pedal is incredibly simple to use, with straightforward and classic controls for modulation Depth and Rate, Treble control, dry / wet Blend, and output Volume. For stereo applications and other creative routing needs, the output stage features independent dry and wet outputs. From ultra-wet modulation to subtle shimmers and organic movement, the Deep Oggin MkII from Thorpy FX offers premium analog modulation sounds sure to inspire everything from vintage nostalgia to bold sonic futures.

The Deep Oggin MKII Features

  • Analog chorus / vibrato pedal
  • Designed in collaboration with Dan Coggins of LOVETONE
  • Rich analog sound character with a versatile range
  • Depth and Rate modulation controls
  • Treble EQ control
  • Dry / wet Blend control
  • Output volume control
  • Mono input with dedicated dry and wet outputs
  • Laser-cut and laser-etched anodized aluminum enclosure
  • Recessed knobs and top mounted jacks

Product Details

  • Dimensions: 4.9" x 3.9" x 2.1" / 125 x 100 x 53 mm
  • Power Specs: 9VDC center negative power supply (PSU not included)

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  • Deep Oggin MKII
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Year
  • 2019
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  • United Kingdom

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