LastGasp Art Laboratories 88 - Super Oscillo Fuzz

LastGasp Art Laboratories 88 - Super Oscillo Fuzz

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M251S

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LastGasp Art Laboratories 88 - Super Oscillo FuzzThe "Hachihachi shiki kebadate hizumaseki SUPER OSCILLO FUZZ" (88) is a fuzz distortion pedal with it's own internal oscillation system. Many different kinds of distortion can be chosen using a combination of it's six switches. But the main feature of this pedal is the huge variety of oscillations that can be chosen by using any combination of these six switches. The 88 can make an almost unlimited variety of fuzz distortion and oscillation sounds.

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