Digitech DOD Gonkulator
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Digitech
DOD Gonkulator
Product Info
Article Number:
563527
Brand:
Digitech
Model:
DOD Gonkulator
Category:
Guitar Effects
Price:
$136.40
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Gonkulator is a seriously fun, quirky pedal for experimental guitarists and bassists. It's a faithful reissue of a cult classic, offering that unmistakable ring modulation sound with slightly improved clarity. If you're looking to add some weird and wonderful textures to your sound, this is a budget-friendly way to do it.
Product Description
- Digitech DOD Gonkulator
- Effect Pedal
- Ring Modulator
- Reissue of the legendary DOD pedal
- Improved circuitry & components
- True bypass circuit
- Lightweight aluminium housing
- Updated 9 V DC power supply connector
- Matching power supply: art. #409939# (not included)
PROS
- • Robust aluminum housing feels solid and durable for gigging.
- • Improved components offer a cleaner, more usable ring modulation.
- • True bypass preserves your signal integrity when the effect is off.
- • Recreates the classic, quirky sonic character of the original DOD.
CONS
- • Ring modulation inherently isn't for everyone; limited broad appeal.
- • Requires a separate 9V DC power supply, adding to the overall cost.
- • Limited control beyond the core ring modulation process.
Product Video
Key Features
Effect Type
Ring Modulator
Controls
Level, Ring Frequency
Bypass Type
True Bypass
Power Supply
9V DC (not included)
Connections
1/4" Input, 1/4" Output, DC 9V Power Jack
Dimensions
4.25" x 2.75" x 1.75"
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a simpler, more direct take on ring modulation than some of the more complex digital options – more raw and immediate.
Yes, the improvements reduce some of the original's inherent noise and provide a slightly cleaner overall tone while retaining its core character.
Absolutely, it works great with bass – the ring modulation creates some truly unique and unsettling low-end textures.
