User Manual
STOMP SECTION 33
Before you reach for the Treble Booster, please try the “Definition” parameter in the AMPLIFIER menu first.
This will also modify the distortion result, but directly in the profile, and with less changes to the residual
frequency response.
Lead Booster
This is a tunable peak filter that can emphasize specific frequencies of your guitar. Set the desired sound
by using the “Tone” control. The Lead Booster can neutralize the Treble Booster to a certain extent, when
they are used together in the STOMPS section.
Pedal Booster
With the Pedal Booster you can use the Wah Pedal to control volume, instead of having to use a dedicated
volume pedal. The parameters are the same as for the “Volume Pedal” parameter in the RIG menu.
Chorus and Modulation Stomps
(blue)
Vintage Chorus
The Vintage Chorus is an emulation of the 70’s chorus technology based on bucket brigades, which can be
considered a predecessor of today’s digital sampling technology. The Vintage Chorus not only covers the
exact sound of the famous Chorus Ensemble but also many other models of that era which were based on
the same basic circuitry.
You may notice the somewhat dull sound of the eect signal; this is due to the limited sample-rate of the
bucket brigade. When this signal is mixed to the direct sound, it will result in a very warm chorus sound,
because the overall signal gets a low and mid frequency boost. When you place the Vintage Chorus in the
STOMPS section before the amp, you will achieve the well-known, mono modulation eect. When placed
in the EFFECTS section, the Vintage Chorus will sound more lush with less modulation, since it works in