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The Compactotron is a triggered lo-pass (AUDIO COMING SOON) However this frequency can also
be cut momentarily, only to rise back to the same as before, the rate of the rise-up set by the 'Release' control. When this drop and rise happens rhythmically it gives a 'ducking' effect such as you'd get on a compressed track when when a loud kick drum sounds - an effect reminiscent of a 4-on-
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floor club tune. The triggering of this ducking is done using the revolutionary new Heel Switch mechanism, effortlessly triggered using your heel (rather than the usual sole of your foot); a non-crashing, in-time way of syncing to your drummer live, in real-time, and - as it's your heel - your leg muscles won't get tired and cramp up. The LEDs on the Compactotron (pat. pending) front panel pulse with every trigger, their fade-out speed a visual indication of the 'Release' setting. With regular triggering they pulse spectacularly in time with the music.
There's an LFO built in to automatically modulate the cut-off frequency in an up-and-downtriangle wave modulation, frequency and depth adjustable. The Compactotron also has a 'Q' switch to give high or low Q (Q is the amount of resonant boost at the actual cut-off point). Lo-pass filters with lots of Q can produce enormous amounts of bass frequencies when the cut-off is very low; however the Compactotron is voiced to filter these out - and so save your guitar amp speakers. Main features * A unique new kind of effect with cutting edge sounds * Stunning LED display * Housed in a tough diecast aluminium enclosure (118mm x 94mm x 30mm) * variable release - to match track tempo * True bypass footswitching * Heel Switch and Igor contollers included * LFO option - with depth and rate controls - to sweep the cut-off frequency up and down * Variable Q * Very cool 'Tron' styling * powered via 'DC in' socket (or 9v battery)
£199.00
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