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Audible Disease Convulsion CN-2

Item Number FX0659

Oscillating distortion, white noise and more

Audible Disease Convulsion CN-2
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Description

The Audible Disease Convulsion CN-2 is a vicious high-gain distortion unit that pushes your sound into the realm of complete insanity. With a twist of the NOISE knob, you can blend pure white noise with your input signal for extra psychotic enjoyment. If that isn't enough craziness for you, this monster also has the ability to decimate the sound even further with the SPIT knob. By tweaking this knob, your sound will start to cough, spit and sputter on the verge of auditory death. The COUGH knob rips up the sound even more by oscillating the signal. When a low-level signal is fed into the CN-2, the thing can self- produce bubbling regurgitations on it's own -- plus you can blend in the white noise to make a crazed white noise generator! Festooned with special artwork by the esteemed Bay Area artist Bonnie Banks. Operates with a standard 9-volt battery or a standard 9-volt negative tip barrel type 9-volt DC power adapter (sold separately). We recommend the Visual Sound 1 SPOT power adapter available here.

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  • 1. Sound Sample (noise loop)
    A choppy, noisy loop is played through the CN-2. Tweaking the NOISE, SPIT and COUGH knobs.
  • 2. Sound Sample (contact mic)
    A simple contact mic is scraped around and played through the CN-2. Tweaking the NOISE, SPIT and COUGH knobs.
  • 3. Sound Sample (keyboard)
    A dumb demo song from a Casio SK-1 is played through the CN-2. Tweaking the NOISE, SPIT and COUGH knobs.
  • 4. Sound Sample (guitar)
    OK... this sample was made by probably the crappiest guitar player in the universe (me)... Firt we hear a bit or dry signal then kick in the CN-2 on some of the 'crazier' settings: NOISE about 9:00, SPIT about 12:00 and COUGH around 7:43:21. Some ultra-cool riffs and leads. Then we back off the COUGH knob a bit clock-wise... until finally the pedal is probably at it's 'sanest' settings: NOISE, SPIT and COUGH all around 5:00.