Stocking Stuffer Alert! The World's Smallest Effects Pedal 👀

Stocking stuffer alert! Cicada gives you the world’s most iconic overdrive sounds and stuffs them in the smallest effects pedal on the planet. You get a huge variety of silky smooth, complex overdriven tones. In a comically small footprint!

An overdrive pedal this tiny is a bit ridiculous. But by challenging our notions of what an effects pedal has to be, a new world of possibilities opened up that we never expected.

No matter how little space you have, there’s always room for the huge overdriven sounds of Cicada. Running out of room on your pedalboard? No need to kick other pedals off your board—Cicada fits in the smallest open spaces in your rig. Stick it to your guitar! Place it on your synth! Put it on top of another pedal!

How do I connect it? Cicada comes with a breakout cable for your connections, providing 1/4” input, 1/4” output, and a jack for 9V power. Easily integrate into any rig.

How do I turn it on? The whole pedal is the switch, it’s hinged at the top. Press anywhere on the lower half of the pedal (even on the knobs) to turn it on or off.

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What does the name Olinthus mean? ► To us, the name Olinthus means creativity, technology, art, science, and natural beauty. Olinthus is an alternate spelling of Olynthus, a neotropical genus of butterfly in the family Lycaenidae. Olinthus was also the first name of Olinthus Gilbert Gregory, an English mathematician that combined his love of mathematics with an interest in music. The word origin comes from the Greek Olynthos, meaning “the fruit of the wild fig tree”.

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