Mu-Tron Octave Divider

Use into a collapsing amp for that Hey Hey, My My sound. Not to be confused with the Octavider, this one is like the vintage unit. Sounds great, I'm just trying to minimize. This is the only one available on Reverb at the moment. Has dual lock. w/ box and papers. From pet and smoke free home.

From Mu-Tron:
A compact, convenient and affordable version of the classic Mu-Tron Octave Divider

The NEW OCTAVE DIVIDER is the newest reincarnation of the classic Mu-Tron OCTAVE DIVIDER. The OCTAVE DIVIDER creates a thick analog octave-down and a fuzzy ring modulated octave-up tone , in a pedalboard-friendly size and powered by industry-standard 9V DC. The OCTAVE DIVIDER pairs amazingly well with the Micro-Tron IV and tracks steady on guitar, bass, keyboards and horns. Turn your instrument into a fat monophonic synthesizer.

The Mu-Tron OCTAVE DIVIDER makes the full, harmonically rich option of “playing in octaves” available to all horn and stringed instrument players. This live effect is created by newly developed circuitry that analyzes the original signal and “pairs” it with the note one octave below, matching tone color and dynamics over an exceptionally wide range. The unique “stabilization” circuit (patent pending) enables the Mu-Tron OCTAVE DIVIDER to “lock into” the musical tone and sound a simultaneous sub-octave with accuracy that is not found in any other device. An important advance in electronic music technology, the OCTAVE DIVIDER has the same quality, ruggedness, and reliability that makes Mu-Tron the first choice of professional musicians.

The RINGER Provides multiple effects of distortion, extra note generation, and a kind of “octave up” effect. RINGER effect is added to output, regardless of MIX. The more “pure” the instrument tone, the stronger the “octave up” effect. For the strongest “octave up”, turn MIX full down to eliminate the originally played register.STRINGED INSTRUMENTS: neck pick-up tone down, volume up full. (GUITAR, play from tenth fret up on all strings.) Two notes played simultaneously will beat with each other, producing “extra” notes. Try parallel fourths, fifths, or other simple chords. MIX full up.WIND INSTRUMENTS: play with clear “round” tone.

The OCTAVE DIVIDER can be used successfully with many other devices, but the OCTAVE DIVIDER must be the first toreceive the signal from the instrument. The OCTAVE DIVIDER  followed by a Micro-Tron IV or a Mu-Tron BI-PHASEare especially effective.