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DigiTech DOD Meatbox

DigiTech DOD Meatbox

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$169.99at Musician's FriendChecked 13 h ago

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $169.99 at Musician's Friend on Nov 10.
  • Checked at 2 stores.
  • Our take on the DigiTech DOD Meatbox

    The DOD Meatbox is an analog bass synthesizer and subharmonic pedal. It splits your signal and adds a deep sub-octave plus a synthy low-end layer, with level and low-frequency controls that let you dial in how much weight sits under your notes. It is built for bassists and low-tuned guitar players in hip-hop, electronic and heavy music who want a physical low end rather than a subtle octaver. Compared with clean octave pedals, it is far more aggressive and colored, and it tracks best on single notes in the lower register.

    Best forBassists wanting a heavy sub-octave layerHip-hop, electronic and dub producersHeavy and downtuned guitar playersPlayers who want a synth-style low end, not a clean octave
    Pros
    • Adds a genuinely deep subharmonic layer under the dry signal
    • Analog circuit with a simple level and low-frequency control set
    • Strong, characterful synth tone rather than a transparent octave
    • Works as a sound-design tool as much as a performance pedal
    • Sturdy DOD-style enclosure with standard 1/4-inch in and out
    Cons
    • Tracking gets unstable on chords and fast passages
    • Very colored sound that does not suit subtle or clean styles
    • Can overwhelm a mix or amp if the sub level is pushed
    • Needs a capable amp or PA to reproduce the lowest frequencies

    DigiTech DOD Meatbox prices at every store

    • Guitar CenterNew

      In stock

      $169.99Free shippingChecked 13 h ago
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    • Musician's FriendNew

      In stock

      $169.99Checked 13 h ago
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    DigiTech DOD Meatbox price history

    Lowest price we've seen: $169.99 on Nov 11 at Guitar Center. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.

    What reviewers say

    Owners treat the Meatbox as a specialist tool: bassists and electronic players praise the huge sub weight it adds, while others note that it tracks poorly on chords and is easy to overdo.

    What people mention
    • Low endPraisedOwners say it adds a sub layer you feel as much as hear.
    • TrackingCriticisedReviewers report it struggles with chords and fast playing.
    • ControlsPraisedPlayers find the level and low-frequency controls simple and effective.
    • VersatilityMixedIt shines in bass-heavy styles but is seen as a one-trick pedal by some.
    • Mix balanceCriticisedUsers warn the sub can swamp a mix or amp if set too high.

    Specifications

    Effects Device Sound Enhancement
    SynthesizerSource
    Color
    RedSource
    Outputs
    6.3 mm (1/4"RTS)Source
    Effects Device Type
    AnalogueSource
    Inputs

    Questions and answers

    Is the Meatbox an octave pedal?
    It is closer to a bass synthesizer. It adds a subharmonic layer under your signal rather than a clean octave, and the tone is thick and colored.
    Does it work on guitar?
    It works best on low-tuned guitar and single notes. On standard-tuning chords the tracking gets unstable and the low end can turn muddy.
    Can it be used in a studio mix?
    Yes, many players use it as a sound-design tool on bass tracks. Keep the sub level modest so it does not overwhelm the mix.
    What connections does it have?
    It has a standard 1/4-inch instrument input and a 1/4-inch output, so it fits a normal pedalboard chain.
    Is it analog?
    Yes, it is an analog effects device, which is part of why its sub tone sounds thick rather than clean.
    Where is the DigiTech DOD Meatbox cheapest?
    At Musician's Friend, for $169.99, as of our latest check.
    Where can I buy the DigiTech DOD Meatbox?
    2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.

    Stores we've priced the DigiTech DOD Meatbox at

    • Guitar Center deals and prices
    6.3 mm (1/4"RTS) InstrumentSource