So yeah, every now and then I get a pedal that is a bit outside my comfort zone, but I like how it sounds and makes me play/write differently—this is one of those. The octave fuzz sounds in the Poly Blue Octave are a no-brainer for me (especially those unhinged analog-style tones on the Mono mode), but tbh I can’t think of a time when I really went all-in on a clean octave sound.

BUT—the challenge was purely my sensibilities and nothing about this pedal. It’s great at what it does, which four (!) octave voices that can be blended independently, some awesome Leslie-style and phaser that can be used on their own as well, and one gnarly fuzz circuit post-octave that recalls the OG Blue Box. So if you’re after a bit of ethereal color, organ-like timbres, or just rowdy, synthy fuzz, it’s all here in a very surprisingly versatile little box. Check it out!

**Big thanks to Dunlop for sending this pedal over**
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0:00 // Intro Track
1:57 // Overview (w/ Rubberneck & MXR Reverb)
3:27 // Controls (Polyphonic Mode)
5:00 // Monophonic Mode
6:36 // Ambient Swells w/ Synesthesia
8:14 // Fuzz (Poly)
8:54 // Fuzz (Mono)
9:50 // w/ Another Fuzz (The First Herald)
10:51 // Jam w/ MXR Reverb & Microcosm

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// HEARD HERE
Balaguer Ambient Espada
Fairfield Circuitry The Accountant compressor
MXR Poly Blue Octave
DOD Rubberneck
MXR M300 Reverb
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Marshall Origin 50C
Two Notes Torpedo Captor X
Science Amps IRs
Squier CV ‘60s P-Bass
Ampeg SVT Suite
EZ Drummer

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