envelope filter

The Agent 00Funk (pronounced "Agent Double O Funk") is the world's most flexible envelope filter. Use it to turn your electric bass, guitar, keyboard or virtually any mono sound source into instant funky squelching fatness.

Agent 00Funk envelope filter

features

superior controllability - 7 independently variable parameters, including independent effect and bypass gain controls, give you the sound you're after regardless of whether you use it with bass, guitar, clav, drum machine, synth or indeed any mono sound source.

great sound - Clean analogue signal paths coupled with a highly resonant, super linear 12 dB/octave low-pass filter give you a tone that goes from clean and subtle all the way into gigantic squelching mayhem.

heavy duty - Chunky 2mm steel chassis finished in a lurid purple powder coat to withstand the rigours of the road and please your eyes.

control voltage loop - Allows the filter to be controlled from an analogue synth, MIDI-to-CV converter or another Agent 00Funk. It also provides for expandability with future Chunk Systems products.

pop-free switching - Special crossfade circuit completely eliminates switching noise. Perfect for use with a DI box.

battery friendly - Unlike other envelope filters, the Agent 00Funk is designed to give you many many hours of continuous use from a 9V battery, which clips conveniently into a pull-out magazine - no more messing with screws or fragile wires. Of course, you can also run it from a DC power supply.

handmade - Agent 00Funk is lovingly handmade in Australia to order and shipped to you direct from the manufacturer.

connectors

input - 1/4" mono audio input jack.

output - 1/4" mono audio output jack.

CV send - 1/4" control voltage loop send jack.

CV return - 1/4" control voltage loop return jack.

power - 2.1mm optional power supply socket (9-24V regulated DC, tip-negative).

battery - snap-in 9V battery magazine.

reviews

Useful. Sounds good on Guitar Bass or as a filter effect for drums and synths.

It's not noisy clean booster is actually nice