THE LOW OCTAVE BEEAST

What's better than fuzz? Low Octave fuzz.

What's better than one low octave? Two low octaves.

The Whoctahell v2 is a reimagined take on Beetronics’ very first pedal, now more versatile, compact, and affordable. It features a fuzz and two low-octave voices with independent volume controls, allowing you to blend the perfect mix. Expect glitchy, wild, and delightfully unpredictable tones.

This limited-edition release is capped at just 300 units total, including 40 Custom Shop and 20 Limited Edition units.

Q&A's:

What inspired the Whoctahell v2 ?
The **Whoctahell** is a revision of the very first pedal from Beetronics and the very first pedal I ever built for my own pedalboard. As I started building pedals and modding circuits, the Whoctahell came to life. I wanted a unique and insane-sounding low-octave fuzz that, whenever I turned it on, would make everyone say, “WHOCTAF*** is that?”

I never planned to sell pedals, but one day a friend played my Whocta and kept asking me to make him one. At the time, I was broke and needed the money, so I sold him one. Before long, his friends wanted one too, and that’s how Beetronics got its start.

Is it polyphonic?
No, the Whoctahell is monophonic—delivering unpredictably glitchy square wave octaves in the best way possible.

Can it bee used on bass?
Yes it can. The second low octave get's pretty insane as you can imagine.

Is it true bypass?
Yezzzzz!

What's the current draw?
20mA. Pretty much any basic pedal power supply will bee fine.