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[quote name='GisserD' timestamp='1507793145' post='3387919'] cheers lee. that sounds like what im hearing! so are you able to hear the buzzing when just soloing the ""down"?? [/quote] No I don't!just the octave down tone with the filter. Tbh I agree with Cuzzie! Are you ever going to using the pedal set like that? And in a band mix it's all a moot point The T65 is simply the perfect Octave for synth tones as it gets extremely close to the OC2 but the dirty octave up adds a very moog like quality. I am finding that when putting my pedals in the loop I'm having to turn the octave down off so I can utilise the looped pedals on their own. This is causing problems with my clean tone,as the loop volume is adding a lot of high mids and treble with the looped pedals turned off. I'm going to try a better quality Y splitter cable to see if that helps.

Well I tried mine with all the controls off and "well I never" there is a slightly (very quiet) buzzy tone!! When I turn the clean and low octave on it sounds clean! Albeit with the tone I have on the filter mines a much older one!

When I turn the" up"channel off on mine, it goes clean as my T16 used to!! I'll try it when I get home from work and confirm (as I've been using it with a touch of up on all the time! )

This has got me thinking now as I'd like a second octave and a filter , so the BSW would be ideal! I shouldn't have sold mine

[quote name='Al Krow' timestamp='1507230244' post='3384141'] Ok, dear dood (btw we spell that "dude" in the UK), here's the thing: someone has decided to swap me another delicious dinosaur pedal for my COG T65 and as I'd previously listed my lovely COG T16 (in anticipation of getting the T65) I recklessly promised a struggling bass player in Reading, with no money, my COG T16 for a senslessly low price (I guess I was feeling particularly generous 'cos our East End London pub landlord, where my two bands get regular paid gigs, offerred us a £30 a gig pay rise without us even asking and told us that was the "new going rate" - bless him!) and Reading bassist is busily trying to cobble together the cash by selling some of his other pedals, so I kinda feel duty bound to keep my promise to him (always a good thing to do in life, right?). So...that means I could shortly be without any octave pedal! Now Cameron would historically have said get an Aggie Octamizer, but that would be the FOURTH Aggie pedal on my board and I'd end up being regarded as some sort of inadvertent Aggie groupie, which I'm not. But Cam's swapped his Aggie O for his COG T16 (so he clearly agrees with me that they are the biz!). Dannybuoy would probably recommend a 3Leaf Octavbre mini (which are a snip at £225). However you seem to have reached octaver nirvana with the TC Sub'n'Up: - an octave pedal that tracks down to a low E and below; - with the right Dood toneprint sounds as warm as the best analogue; - can blend in clean; - has minimal latency; - costs just £109 new for the full fat and £98 for the mini. So you've got me tempted! 3 Qs (and apologies I think you recently answered these elsewhere) 1. Can I get the Dood toneprint to work on the mini (I assume "yes" otherwise you wouldn't have bought the mini)? 2. Is there any point getting the full fat version (I assume "no" otherwise you wouldn't have bought the mini)? 3. How the heck can I get hold of the Dood toneprint and get it uploaded onto my Sub'n'up? Is this something you can upload onto a USB and send to me (and I'd cover your costs (including something for your time effort and IP?) [/quote] wow Al you didn't keep that T65 long!! I absolutely love mine to bits (I even got rid of my beloved OC2 to get it-no regrets). What did you get in trade? I used to have an Aggie Octamiser and it had a fantastic tone,however I wasn't keen on its tracking. Id still have another though

The DOD 440 reissue is really good (or a tone factor bottom feeder - similar thing) and not mega money. I used a digitech bass synth wah on that tune with fantastic results. They are usually on here for roughly £50 but you get a lot of nice synth and octave for your money too

I've just received a Cog T65! I love it,it can get very synthy with the filter control counter clockwise and the dirty octave up adds a bit of bite. The ability to blend in other effects via the loop is a great idea. The Oc2 is a much nicer sound than the Oc3,check out the Aguilar Octamiser too

Wow!! Amazing!

Just bought a CogT65 from this fine fellow!! Very pleasant and easy transaction. He even reimbursed me for paypal currency conversion. Fantastic packaging and an amazing pedal at a brilliant price!! Very pleased thanks Harry