Digitech/DOD Relaunches the Meatbox Octaver and Subharmonic Synthesizer Pedal
After being acquired by Cor-Tek, Digitech/DOD has been relaunching some of their most beloved pedals. Now the company has announced the return of the Meatbox Octaver and Subharmonic Synthesizer.
“Originally introduced in the 90s, the cult favorite Meatbox is a low-end enhancer that adds some serious sub notes, to the point where users should take care not to blow their speakers,” the company shares. “Whether delivering notes an octave below or channeling thunderous bass tones, the Meatbox is the full package with some new user-friendly features. A TRS out allows users to split the subharmonic synthesized signal to the PA for teeth-rattling, bone-wrenching, bowel-shaking, booty-quaking bass that will literally rock the house.”
The original analog circuit design has stayed intact but now features true bypass. The Octave control increases or decreases the low octave while the Output knob sets the output level of the pedal. A Sub control dials in the amount of synthesized subharmonic signal, and finally, the Low control increases or decreases the low-frequency content. “This keeps the extreme lows from overwhelming your amp and speakers,” the company explains.
The DOD Meatbox is available now for $169.99.
DigiTech DOD Meatbox Subharmonic Bass Synthesizer Pedal Features:
| Based on the iconic DOD Meatbox circuit design with updated components |
| TRS Output |
| True bypass |
| 9V DC power supply jack |
| Crisp blue status LED |
| Lighter aluminum chassis |
