1970's CONN Multi Vider
Price€388.43
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Shinjuku-Ku, Japan
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This is an octaver pedal from CONN, a renowned manufacturer of wind instruments!
Developed by C.G. Conn in the 1970s, this vintage octaver pedal offers unique sound-shaping capabilities. Originally designed for wind instruments, its distinctive features garnered recognition not only from wind instrument players (saxophone, trumpet) but also from guitarists, keyboardists, and experimental music artists. The top right knob also serves as the main power switch, and adjustments are made using the selector switches and control knobs. The selector switches are labeled UNISON/SOP/BASS/SUB BASS from top to bottom, but some effects are somewhat ambiguous, so intuitive adjustment is recommended. At its maximum octave setting, it produces a thick, fuzz-like sound. Unlike the precision of modern digital effects pedals, it possesses the rawness and unpredictable harmonics characteristic of analog circuits. It has a unique texture reminiscent of octave fuzz or synthesizers, and its sound has a truly one-of-a-kind presence. However, due to its considerably unstable operation, it is not recommended for those seeking reliability and precision. While rare and not a particularly popular model, its unique sound, a fusion of fuzz, octaver, and filter, takes players to a realm impossible to replicate with modern equipment. It features a belt-mount holder and a lightweight, distinctive boat-shaped plastic enclosure, suggesting it was designed for standing performance alongside wind instruments. It's a true collector's item, but also possesses significant historical value.
*The function of the added mini-switch on the upper right is unclear, but setting it to the lowest position (electric guitar mode?) allows for relatively smooth sound production with an electric guitar.
*Due to its characteristics, it barely responds to the high strings of an electric guitar.
*Power supply is DC 9V with a mini-jack (bottom of the enclosure).
Era: 1970s
Accessories: Guitar connection plug (mini-jack adapter)
Contact: Sano
*This is a consignment item and is not covered by our warranty.
[We are currently strengthening our trade-in/buyback program!] We offer high prices for all your current popular items, high-end boutique items, rare and niche items, and more! If you're thinking of selling your items right now, or if you have doubts about the appraisal price from other stores, please contact us!
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Please note that all items are for sale in our Tokyo store.
There is a chance they might be sold out. All items are shipped tracked and insured. All import duties or customs fees are the buyers responsibility - please be aware of the requirements for your country. If you have any questions please ask.
Product Details
________________________________
This is an octaver pedal from CONN, a renowned manufacturer of wind instruments!
Developed by C.G. Conn in the 1970s, this vintage octaver pedal offers unique sound-shaping capabilities. Originally designed for wind instruments, its distinctive features garnered recognition not only from wind instrument players (saxophone, trumpet) but also from guitarists, keyboardists, and experimental music artists. The top right knob also serves as the main power switch, and adjustments are made using the selector switches and control knobs. The selector switches are labeled UNISON/SOP/BASS/SUB BASS from top to bottom, but some effects are somewhat ambiguous, so intuitive adjustment is recommended. At its maximum octave setting, it produces a thick, fuzz-like sound. Unlike the precision of modern digital effects pedals, it possesses the rawness and unpredictable harmonics characteristic of analog circuits. It has a unique texture reminiscent of octave fuzz or synthesizers, and its sound has a truly one-of-a-kind presence. However, due to its considerably unstable operation, it is not recommended for those seeking reliability and precision. While rare and not a particularly popular model, its unique sound, a fusion of fuzz, octaver, and filter, takes players to a realm impossible to replicate with modern equipment. It features a belt-mount holder and a lightweight, distinctive boat-shaped plastic enclosure, suggesting it was designed for standing performance alongside wind instruments. It's a true collector's item, but also possesses significant historical value.
*The function of the added mini-switch on the upper right is unclear, but setting it to the lowest position (electric guitar mode?) allows for relatively smooth sound production with an electric guitar.
*Due to its characteristics, it barely responds to the high strings of an electric guitar.
*Power supply is DC 9V with a mini-jack (bottom of the enclosure).
Era: 1970s
Accessories: Guitar connection plug (mini-jack adapter)
Contact: Sano
*This is a consignment item and is not covered by our warranty.
[We are currently strengthening our trade-in/buyback program!] We offer high prices for all your current popular items, high-end boutique items, rare and niche items, and more! If you're thinking of selling your items right now, or if you have doubts about the appraisal price from other stores, please contact us!
______________________________
Please note that all items are for sale in our Tokyo store.
There is a chance they might be sold out. All items are shipped tracked and insured. All import duties or customs fees are the buyers responsibility - please be aware of the requirements for your country. If you have any questions please ask.
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