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Reuss Octaviaze

An octavia pedal like you never heard it before. More vintage than vintage. Built with new old stock germanium transistors and diodes

The Reuss Octaviaze pedal came about from experimenting with the Warren Ellis Muzzbox circuitboard. This is basically a vintage 1960s Octavia circuit built with a pair of germanium NPN transistors replacing the silicons that goes into every other Octavia past and present. The sound is something else too. Extremely complex and very, very cool. Softer and warmer and less abrasive sounding than the usual Octavia. But still wild and crazy.

Only 33 pedals in the first batch.

Casual demo by my friend Fzat:

Reuss Octaviaze features and specifications:

• Vintage 1960s Octavia circuit built with a pair of new old stock OC140 NPN germanium transistors and new old stock germanium diodes. Every 'Octavia' production pedal in history was made with silicon transistors, but early prototypes used for studio work are rumoured to have been germanium based (the Reuss Octaviaze still features a single BC558 silicon transistor in addition to the germanium pair)
  
• Pedalboard friendly negative ground powered (contrary to vintage pedals)
• Extremely high build quality. Completely handmade in the European Union
• No SMD parts. Only vintage-style ’through hole’ construction
• Compact aluminium enclosure with an 'cosmic yellow' metallic powder coat finish and purple silk screen printing
• High quality Neutrik jacks, wired by hand
• Mammoth Electronics upgrade quality footswitch (good for at least 15000 stomps)
• Runs on a standard ’Boss-style’ 9V DC guitar pedal power supply or a 9V battery
  
• 24 months warranty against manufacturing faults
• Ships in a 'reuss' box and linen draw-string bag
• Fast worldwide shipping via DHL from Denmark. Your pedal is only a few days away, no matter where you live. Great rates too

Download the Reuss Octaviaze manual here

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