Aguilar Octamizer – Analog Octave Divider for Bass MINT Damian Erskine Collection

The Aguilar Octamizer is a compact, analog monophonic octave-down pedal made specifically for bass. Known for its rich, synthy octave tone and clarity at low frequencies, it lets you blend and shape both the original and sub-octave signals independently. Whether you’re going for classic funk, modern synth bass, or dub-inspired low-end, the Octamizer is built to track cleanly and musically.

🔧 Key Features

• Analog Octave-Down Circuit
  Produces a warm, fat, and slightly dirty sub-octave signal below your dry bass tone.

• Independent Volume & Tone Controls for Each Path

  • Clean Level & Clean Tone: Adjust how much unaffected signal is mixed in, and shape it with a full-range tilt EQ. Turn clockwise for a full, scooped sound or counterclockwise for a midrange-forward growl.

  • Octave Level & Octave Filter: Controls the volume of the sub-octave and its tone. The filter is a low-pass sweep—from woolly and deep to synth-like buzz.

• True Bypass Switching
  Preserves your tone completely when disengaged.

• Monophonic Tracking
  Tracks cleanly with single notes, especially above low A (but like most analog octaves, chords or complex fingerstyle passages can cause glitching).

✅ Pros

• Deep, musical analog tone – smooth, natural bass octaves

• Dual EQ paths – shape clean and octave signals independently

• No low-end loss – designed for bass from the ground up

• Simple layout, high flexibility – very tweakable without menu diving

• Rugged build – perfect for stage use

💬 User Feedback

• “Better tracking than the EHX Octave Multiplexer and sounds thicker than the Boss OC-2.”

• “The tone control on the clean path makes it sit beautifully in a mix.”

• “Fantastic for synth-style bass lines and layering with fuzz.”

• “Doesn’t get in the way of my core tone—just makes it more massive.”