Detail 01
Shared cutoff and resonance
One cutoff control and one resonance control address both stereo channels together.

Independent shopping perspective
Acidbox III is a tabletop stereo analog filter processor built around a Polivoks lowpass/bandpass VCF and the original-style programmable operational amplifiers named in its design. Shared cutoff and resonance work across both channels, with self-oscillation available at higher resonance settings. An analog overdrive circuit, syncable eight-waveform LFO, and envelope follower give incoming audio several ways to animate the filter. It can run a mono source through both sides because the right input is normalled to the left.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
One cutoff control and one resonance control address both stereo channels together.
Detail 02
It can accept a bypass footswitch, cutoff CV, LFO sync trigger, or an unpowered expression pedal.
Detail 03
Envelope-following cutoff modulation can be set for normal or inverted response.
Detail 04
Input signals and modulation CV are specified up to 20V peak-to-peak.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its right audio input is normalled to the left input for mono sources.
It offers stereo lowpass and bandpass Polivoks filtering.
Yes. The configurable control input supports a single or dual footswitch for bypass and tap tempo.
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