Efeitos da música "The Struggle Of Turtle to the Sea Pt III"

Alguém sabe que efeitos foram usados nesta música do Jean Luc Ponty?
Achei super maneira...

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De 1:05 a 2:18, Ralphe Armstrong usou fuzz com wah-wah.

Baixista: Ralphe Armstrong

For all of those aggressive yet extraordinarily intricate fusion outings from the '70s, Armstrong played a Fender Jazz Bass with a fretless Precision neck through a chain of archaic effects pedals that gave him an especially nasty edge on his solos. (For a taste, check out his rampaging, distortion-laced solo on "The Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea, Part III" from Ponty's Enigmatic Ocean.) "I used a device called a Maestro Bass Brassmaster," he recalls. "It was supposed to make the bass sound like a trombone, but it sounded more like Jimi Hendrix. I used that in conjunction with a Morley wah-wah pedal and a Maestro octave box. It was good for its time - but now I'm using a DigiTech device that has over 100 sounds programmed into it. It's much superior to the stuff I used in the '70s."

http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/mclaughlin/art/blazer.html

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Realmente, agora me dei conta de que o solo também é todo oitavado (Gibson/Maestro OB-1 Octave Box).

Boss2K escreveu:Baixista: Ralphe Armstrong
It was good for its time - but now I'm using a DigiTech device that has over 100 sounds programmed into it. It's much superior to the stuff I used in the '70s."

Acho que o Ralphe não merece mais número do clube dos pedais analógicos...

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Pois é, nem quis comentar nada, mas, aproveitando o ensejo, quanto será que ele levou pelo merchandising?

^(Reprinted from Bass Player magazine: August 1996)

Give me a guess ...