CARL MARTIN / OTTAWA

The envelope filter is a symbol of the psychedelic sounds of the 60s and 70s. It is also called an auto-wah because it can reproduce that sound without having to control it with your foot like a wah pedal. [LF] Not only does it recreate the psychedelic sounds of the time, but it also gives you an easy wah effect when you need this unique sound. It's the perfect pedal for both solos and rhythm work. [LF]

・Attack knob: Adjusts the sensitivity of the auto-wah effect [LF]・Tone knob: Adjusts the sound quality using the high-cut filter [LF]・Level knob: Adjusts the effect level [LF]・Q knob: Adjusts the filter bandwidth [LF]・Filter switch: Selects the filter type [LF]HP: High pass filter [LF]BP: Band pass filter [LF]LP: Low pass filter [LF] [LF]・INPUT jack: Standard TS phone, 1MΩ impedance [LF]・OUTPUT jack: Standard TS phone, 330Ω impedance [LF]・S/N ratio: 56dB [LF]・AC adapter jack: φ2.1 mm, center negative [LF]・Size: 60 (W) x 115 (D) x 50 (H) mm [LF]・Weight: 340g [LF]・9V DC adapter (minimum 30mA) [LF]*Carl Martin dedicated adapters are not sold in Japan. We recommend using them with the VITAL AUDIO POWER CARRIER series. [LF][LF]