OCTRON4 is an expanded version of the Foxrox Octron3 pedal. Octron4 is geared towards getting more sounds during live performance without having to bend over. It's got individual foot switches for Octave Up, Direct, and Down and a master bypass switch. In addition, it has the ability to divide your note by 3 or 4 (switchable), creating a sub-octave note 1.5 octaves down and 2 octaves down.

OCTRON4 IS AN ANALOG OCTAVE PEDAL - NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH A DIGITAL OCTAVE PEDAL.

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Octron 4

CC Hybrid2 is based on the classic Fuzz Face circuit, originally available in two versions using germanium or silicon transistors. CC Hybrid2 uses one of each, combining the warm, dark organic tone of germanium with the clarity and sustain of silicon. The Si/Ge transistor pair is selected by ear and biased to deliver a tone with all the best qualities of Germanium and Silicon. CC Hybrid2 is a very stable fuzz that rejects radio transmissions, and the tone does not change with temperature (two common Fuzz Face problems)

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CC Hybrid 2

Der Foxrox Festival Overdrive ist ein Dual-Mode-Overdrive-Pedal mit einem Schalter für separate Clipping-Stufen, eingebautem Boost und Bright-Regler. Es ist ein High-Gain-Overdrive-Pedal, fast ein Verzerrer, aber ohne die Raspeligkeit eines Pedals, das für Metal gemacht ist. Das Pedal hat einen Standard-Modus (grün) und einen Boost/Lead-Modus (rot), und es gibt einen Schalter für eine zusätzliche Clipping-Stufe für einen komprimierteren, verzerrten Sound.

The Foxrox Festival Overdrive is a dual-mode overdrive pedal featuring a switch for separate clipping stages, built-in boost, and bright control. It is a high-gain overdrive pedal, almost a distortion, but without the raspiness of a pedal made for metal. The pedal has a standard mode (Green) and a boost/lead mode (Red), and there’s a switch for an additional stage of clipping for a more compressed, distorted sound.

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Festival Overdrive

The Foxrox Hot Silicon Fuzz is based on the most famous fuzz of all, the Dallas Arbiter FuzzFace. The FuzzFace has gone down in history as one of the most erratic, but coolest sounding fuzz effects ever made. They all sounded slightly different due to a number of variables including temperature, transistor gain and quality, battery level and pickup output levels. FuzzFaces could sound dull, bright, smooth, gritty, and sometimes so choppy that they were unusable. There were two different types of FuzzFaces, the original PNP Germanium version and the NPN Silicon version which followed. The Foxrox Hot Silicon Fuzz is based on the NPN Silicon FuzzFace.

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