Detail 01
Independent Gain, Distortion, Output, Frequency, and Ring controls
The pedal provides separate controls for its distortion, level, frequency, and ring-modulation settings.

Independent shopping perspective
The DOD Gonkulator combines adjustable ring modulation with an aggressive distortion circuit in one pedal. Its carrier-signal control lets you tune the modulation from slightly skewed movement to much more atonal results, while separate Gain, Distortion, Output, Frequency, and Ring controls give each part of the effect its own adjustment. True bypass keeps the pedal out of the signal when switched off, and the 9V DC input suits a pedalboard-powered setup.


Strong match
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
The pedal provides separate controls for its distortion, level, frequency, and ring-modulation settings.
Detail 02
The pedal is designed to leave the signal uncolored when it is switched off.
Detail 03
Runs on a 9V alkaline battery or an optional power supply.
Detail 04
Uses one 1/4-inch instrument input and one 1/4-inch output.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It combines ring modulation with an aggressive distortion circuit.
Yes. It has a 9V DC power input and can also run on a 9V alkaline battery.
It is intended to keep the pedal from coloring your bypassed signal when the effect is off.
Reference
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