Detail 01
Level control
Adjusts envelope sensitivity and how readily pick attack triggers the effect.
Product detailSKU #1402933291889
DODEnvelope Filter 440 Guitar Effects Pedal
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Independent shopping perspective
The Korena take
A compact DOD envelope filter with pick-attack-responsive sweeps, adjustable sensitivity and range, selectable Up/Down voicing, and true bypass.
Strong match
Who this is for
- Guitarists seeking classic envelope quack with the Up voice setting
- Bassists seeking the Down voice setting described as big dub sub thunder
- Players who want to tailor envelope triggering to their pick attack
- Pedalboards using a modern 9V DC power input
Consider the trade-offs
When to look elsewhere
- Players who do not want pick-attack-responsive filter effects
- Players who require more than one instrument input or output
What matters in use
The specifications, translated
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Detail 02
Range control
Sets the movement range of the envelope sweep, from lower to higher frequencies.
Detail 03
Voice switch
Selects Up for classic envelope quack or Down for the lower-focused sweep.
Detail 04
True bypass
The pedal is stated to leave guitar tone pristine when switched off.
Final check
Know before you order
- 01Level controls envelope sensitivity: higher sensitivity lets a lower signal trigger the effect.
- 02Range sets the sweep range: counter-clockwise emphasizes lower frequencies; clockwise emphasizes higher frequencies.
- 03The Voice switch selects the emphasized part of the sweep: Up or Down.
- 04The 2014 440 uses true bypass, unlike the original model described as coloring bypassed tone.
Product questions
Before you decide
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
01What does the Level control do?
It adjusts envelope sensitivity. Higher sensitivity allows a lower signal to trigger the effect.
02What does the Range control do?
It sets the range of the envelope sweep: counter-clockwise sweeps lower frequencies and clockwise sweeps higher frequencies.
03What is the difference between Up and Down?
The Voice switch chooses which part of the filter sweep is emphasized. Up is described for classic envelope quack, while Down is described for big dub sub thunder.
04What power does the 440 use?
It has a modern 9V DC power supply input.
Reference
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