Roctory is a combination of "Rotary" and "Octave". It is world's first rotary speaker cabinet simulator with a polyphonic octave effect. With NUX original TSAC Technology, it faithfully recreates the lush swirling sound of the rotating lower speaker and the treble rotor horn in 3 Dimensions! It even captures the characters of the over-driven tube amp to the speaker! Polyphonic Octave and Rotary effect and rotary cabin simulator. There are many great guitar players remembered with their guitar sound as their guitar skills. And most of them have incorporated the rotary speaker into their rigs. The Roctary is a tribute for that legends and their sounds. It offers adjustable speed, brake, horn and bass, overdrive and all the features about rotary effects with additional octave effects. It is not only about a classic rotary, the Roctary can be used to create unique organ sounds when combined the rotary effect with polyphonic octave and warm overdrive and it has a cabinet simulator that offers legendary “Leslie-Speaker” sound. It also compatible for keyboards, you can combine any sound you like and make the sound like a big organ!
| Model Code | 173.314UK |
| Brand | nux |
| Fulfilled By Supplier | Yes |
| Supplier Code | AVS001 |
| Product Type | Pedals |
| Supplier Name | AVSL GROUP LTD |
We offer 3 types of delivery, depending on the items in your basket/shipping destination
Standard Delivery - typically delivered within 5 to 7 working days.
Large Specialised Delivery - typically delivered within 5 to 7 working days on specialised service for large items. However if your order is over 30kg, then delays might occur.
Installation Service - available for pianos. White glove service where piano will be installed at your home address (UK only)
Returns
If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase you can return the item(s) to us within 14 days from receipt and we will issue a full refund. This excludes the delivery charge. Some items are non returnable due to hygiene reasons and these will be clearly marked online. This does not affect your statutory rights.
