Detail 01
Octave Rect mode
It sums the waveform’s bottom and top halves to create an octave-up effect.

Independent shopping perspective
Apocalypse takes a heavily overdriven signal into one of five selectable post-amplifier paths, then gives you Drive, Volume, and a wide-ranging sweepable EQ to shape the result. Drive can move the pedal from cleaner overdrives and boosts into more fuzz and distortion; the EQ travels through bass boost, mid scoop, mid boost, and multiple treble-boost stages. The five modes cover Twin-T Scoop, War Fuzz, Dual J-FET, Octave Rect, and the erratic high-gain Gain x1000 setting. It can serve as a solo boost, recording DI, bass effect, or main sound.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
It sums the waveform’s bottom and top halves to create an octave-up effect.
Detail 02
Its post-amplifier gain is set extremely high for erratic results.
Detail 03
It accepts a standard 2.1 mm negative-center 9V adapter and also includes a 9V battery.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has five selectable post-amplifier signal paths.
It adjusts the initial preamp level: lower settings provide cleaner overdrives and boosts, while higher settings add more distortion and fuzz.
Yes. The pedal includes a 9V battery.
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