DOD Meatbox Subsynth Subharmonic Generator Effects Pedal

Sustainable product	not specified
type of modulation effect	phaser
mini pedal	no
true bypass	yes
stereo output	no
Voltage	9 V
can be powered by battery	no

Centre positive/negative	centre negative
Power supply plug	barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)
adapter included	no
Effect type	~
type of distortion	~
variable voltage	~
equipped with tube	~

Sustainable product	not specified
type of modulation effect	~
mini pedal	no
true bypass	yes
stereo output	no
Voltage	9 V
can be powered by battery	yes

Centre positive/negative	centre negative
Power supply plug	barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)
adapter included	no
Effect type	~
type of distortion	~
variable voltage	~
equipped with tube	~

Sustainable product	not specified
type of modulation effect	ring modulator
mini pedal	no
true bypass	yes
stereo output	no
Voltage	9 V
can be powered by battery	yes

Centre positive/negative	centre negative
Power supply plug	barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)
adapter included	no
Effect type	~
type of distortion	distortion
variable voltage	no
equipped with tube	no

DOD Meatbox Subsynth Subharmonic Generator Effects Pedal
Product no: 9000-0018-6982 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

This is a reissue of the renowned DOD Meatbox Subsynth from the '90s. It's an effects pedal that was designed to offer bass players a new range of sub-low frequencies that you can't just hear, you'll feel them too! The classic DOD housing gives this stompbox a seriously strong construction, and has been topped with a durable foot switch. Design-wise, this pedal features a tasteful red colour, a creamy white print - and even the fly is back! Besides being great for bass guitar, guitarists who prefer playing in lower tunings can also use the Meatbox to add some more bottom to their sound.

The DOD Meatbox Subsynth: Low-Frequency Experimenting

Just like the original DOD Subsynth effects pedal, this reissue sets you up with four potentiometers. The Sub dial allows you to add a 35Hz frequency to your bass guitar sound, while the Low dial allows you to add a 60Hz frequency. Meanwhile, the Octave and Output dials control the level of the added pitch and the output volume of the pedal. Compared to the original stompbox, this modernised version allows you to add even more sub, octave and output to your core sound. The reissued Meatbox also comes highly recommended for keyboard players and producers who love experimenting with low frequencies.

Tips or comments about this product

Please note: A power supply does not come included with this pedal.

Specifications

Product features

Adapter included	no
Centre positive/negative	centre negative
Sustainable product	not specified
Mini pedal	no
Stereo output	no
True bypass	yes
Power supply plug	barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)
Effect type	instrument simulation / synth
Can be powered by battery	yes
Voltage	9 V

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	330 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	12,5 x 9,0 x 7,0 cm

Product specifications

DOD effect pedal
model: Meatbox Subsynth
type of effect: subharmonic generator
controls:
- octave
- output
- sub
- low
switches:
- bypass
true bypass
connections:
- input: 6.35mm mono jack
- output: 6.35mm mono jack
power supply: 9V adapter or 9V battery (not included)
power consumption: 20mA
input impedance: 470 kOhm
output impedance: 100 Ohms
dimensions: 119 x 67 x 57mm
weight: 281g

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Edwin W. February 1, 2017

Wrote the following about DOD Meatbox Subsynth Subharmonic Generator Effects Pedal

Met dit pedaal kun je loodzware sub-basgeluiden genereren die zeer fraai klinken. De tracking is zeer goed en niet al te glitchy. Kortom, dit pedaal is een aanrader om jouw bassound meer beef te geven. Kijk wel uit met de sub en output, want de Meatbox is in staat om speakers te laten knallen!

Digitech is bringing back the infamous DOD FX13 Gonkulator

Thursday 25 June 2015

Gonkulator... The name sounds a little nasty, but luckily that isn't reflected in the effect it produces. At least, according to some. The DOD FX13 Gonkulator Modulator, the infamous grunge distortion/ring modulator for guitar players, is back! After some twenty years, Digitech reinvisioned the guitar effect with the remarkable name and sound as a stomp box.