Animals Pedal / Double Spy Mission is Impossible Filter

This pedal was developed based on the legendary auto-wah, the 440. It has been arranged to be easy to use, and can be used with both guitar and bass.

A legendary auto-wah filter pedal that was born in the late 1970s in red, later became the most famous green, and then blue. It was used by many guitarists and bassists as a staple of the funk sound. Its popularity increased especially when it was used by world-famous bassists in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Animals Pedal has made the tone of this legendary auto-wah even easier to use, and that is the Double Spy Mission is Impossible Filter.

A filter that follows the volume is called an envelope filter. It is also called touch wah or auto-wah. Such filters can be difficult to set if you are not used to them. The Double Spy Mission is Impossible Filter also has a standard control configuration, so it may take some getting used to, but it is still impressive in its high operability and ease of use of the sound.

First, adjust the RANGE knob to match your guitar or bass, and control the tone with FILTER. Basically, you can create a sound with just this.

The MODE switch changes the direction of the filter. Up is up, down is down.
This pedal can be used as your first auto-wah filter or as a new piece of funk master gear.

●Controls
RANGE: Adjusts the filter band.
FILTER: Adjusts the filter response.
MODE: Switches the direction of the filter.

The Double Spy Mission is Impossible Filter uses a true bypass foot switch and is powered by a 9V battery or a standard center negative DC9V adapter.

●Specifications Current consumption: 1Ma
Input impedance: 470K
Output impedance: 470R

*When using batteries, unplug the plug from the input jack when storing the effector to prevent battery drain. Also, remove the batteries when storing the effector if you will not be using it for a long period of time.