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The Walrus Audio Luminary Quad Octave Generator V2 is a polyphonic quad octave generator effect pedal for electric guitar. All product info

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Walrus Audio Luminary Quad Octave Generator

Manufacturer: Walrus Audio
Country of Origin: USA
Type: Octaver
Design: Compact
Number of Channels: 1.0
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Luminary Quad Octave Generator V2

Walrus Audio Luminary Quad Octave Generator V2 Pedal

The Walrus Audio Luminary Quad Octave Generator V2 is a powerful effects unit for creating a wide variety of sounds with the electric guitar. Based on a powerful Sharc Processor, the Octaver delivers polyphonic tracking and provides a variety of sound shaping options alongside 3x memory locations. In the revised V2, the polyphonic tracking provides refined control paths for the Octave and Attack controls as well as a revised envelope filter, whilst the Vibrato effect of the Flutter control has been replaced by a Tremolo. In addition, the Smart Momentary Bypassing footswitch makes the effects unit ready for instant use.

Polyphonic Quad Octave
The Walrus Audio Luminary V2 delivers 2x octaves each above and below the note being played using its powerful processing. Tracking is polyphonic, so even complex chords can be precisely represented. 4x knobs are used to adjust the intensity of each octave added, providing a wide range of different sounds, whilst the Attack knob adjusts response.

Enhanced Variability
The sound spectrum of the Luminary V2 is also significantly enhanced by the on-board filter and flutter effects. The former controls a low-pass filter, which cuts the high frequencies of the signal and adds a light envelope filter or auto-wah effect for funky sounds. The latter applies variable tremolo sounds to your signal.