The Scrambled Octave is a replica of the Ampeg Scrambler, a rare and expensive vintage effect pedal. It is an octave up fuzz that has a unique and open sound, unlike most other octave fuzzes. The texture knob controls the amount of octave, allowing for subtle hints or full-on mangled chords. The blend knob blends the octave fuzz with the clean guitar signal, offering a range from completely fuzzed out to completely clean. The BYOC Scrambled Octave is an exact replica of the original circuit, using specific transistors and diodes. It has no volume drop and reduces hum noise when turned on. The only difference from the original is that it has true mechanical bypass, a status LED, and a standard 9VDC adapter jack.

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