Please read thoroughly. There are some important details included. Basically, I came across this pedal and bought it. It is a rare, limited version of this pedal. But, there is a detail I noticed. Although the pedal sounds nice, the previous owner must have removed three nuts from under three knobs. The “subharmonic” knob, “master oscillator” knob, and the “root” knob. These could be replaced. The only negative affect I have noticed functionally from that is that when you adjust/touch the root knob, it will create some oscillating-type sound for a moment until it is left stationary again. I would compare it to a scratchy pot on a drum machine or something. It seems fine when left stationary.

You can replace the nuts under the knobs pretty easily I imagine. Just use a tiny flat head screwdriver to un-tighten the knobs and then source the replacement nuts online

Cosmetically, this pedal looks really nice. There is a little chip in paint on the bottom. But the pedal looks solid on a pedalboard. It is great for lead parts especially. Also good for layering under some clean chords in a recording for texture. It is a very experimental pedal. Like a bit-crushing synth-esque wild vibe.

Thanks for your time.

This will sell quickly. If the listing disappears, it sold somewhere else

- Duane