Animals Pedal / Double Spy Mission is Impossible Filter

A pedal developed based on the legendary auto wah, 440. It's easy to handle and can be used on guitar or bass.

A legendary auto-wah filter pedal that was born in red in the late 1970s and later became the most famous green and then blue. It was used by many guitarists and bassists as a staple of funk sounds. Its popularity has increased, especially due to its use by world-class bassists in the United States and Britain.

The Double Spy Mission is Impossible Filter is an adjustment made by Animals Pedal to make such a legendary auto-wah tone even easier to handle.

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

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

The MODE switch switches the direction in which the filter is applied. The top is up and the bottom is down.
This pedal can be used both as the first auto-wah filter and as a new gear for the funk master.

● Control
RANGE: Adjusts the filtered band.
FILTER: Adjusts the response of the filter.
MODE: Switches the direction in which the filter is applied.

The Double Spy Mission is Impossible Filter uses a true bypass footswitch and is powered by a 9V battery or a standard center minus DC 9V adapter.

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

* When using the battery, when storing the effector, unplug it from the input jack to reduce battery consumption. Also, if you do not use the product for a long time, remove the battery and store it.