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Ring Mod based octave pedal
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This is an all original (except one knob has been replaced) and fully functional Mu-Tron Octave Divider made in the 1970's by Musitronics and Mike Biegel. These things were built like tanks and have their own internal power supply. They have the added ring modulation effect that the original blue box was derived from. It has a separate bass switch for using it with bass instruments or getting a much more primitive effect on a guitar or keys. Great for Guitars and keyboards alike.Used by artists like Jerry Garcia, Frank Zappa, John McLaughlin, Bootsy Collins and this list is infinite.Shipping in the lower 48 USA is free and included.Worldwide shipping (anywhere other than the lower 48 states USA) is $125 or less depending on your location. THIS PRICE WILL MOST LIKEY BE MUCH LOWER DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU ARE. Overseas buyers just need to pay the up front upon purchase and I will refund you any difference after your item ships. I will only charge you actual shipping charges and not for packing, handling, or boxes. I do this with everyone so you do not need to request it. I will also include an amount that I would have spent on domestic shipping as a credit as well. So, shipping rebate will be; difference in the Shipping rate PLUS a credit. I will provide a shipping receipt upon request.
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