User Guide

Treble - 7kz, plus or minus 19db... The location of the sparkle and chime. Now, many amps are known to sparkle and be
potentially bright and responsive... On the ip side of that, this is also where certain rooms can cause your ears to ring for
days afterwards. By controlling the high end of your signal before it hits the amp, you can bring that shrillness back under
control. On the ip side, if you are looking to brighten up your amp a little, here is where to bring it back in. When you stick it
before pedals, you can make the pedals that sit behind it react completely dierently. You can make that drive cut through a
little more, give it a little more brightness and make sure you can be heard without increasing the volume dramatically.
Mid Levels - This is where the majority of your tweaking will take place... when you choose your frequency, these will be
places where you can cut or boost. Mid 1 can cut or boost the selected frequency by up to 15db. Mid 2 can cut or boost the
selected frequency by up to 25db. As you can imagine, this is a MASSIVE amount to play with, so don’t be shy to slowly bring
them in and out to nd your sweet spot. We’ll be very surprised if you end up at the extremes of these controls. There are
some fun tones hidden when pairing the two levels together with various mid frequencies. It’s all about tweaking and
nding those hidden tones.
Mid Freq. - This is where the fun really starts! Mid1 allows you to sweep between 238hz and 5khz. Mid2 ranges from 480hz
to 4.8ktz. So, you have a lot of room to choose the places you want to tweak. This isn’t just low and high mids, this is pretty
much all of the mids available to you on both. So, where do we go from here... Well, if you are using the EQuator as a tone
shaper, you’ll be looking to tame some of the mids, maybe scoop out between 1k and 2.2k, probably closer to 2.2k - that’s
your classic mid scoop location and will make any amp give you a little bit of a smiley face feel. When you are using this pre
gain, whether that be your amps gain or drive pedals, you’ll want to take note of some of the frequencies highlighted...
Mid 1 has a larger Q, while Mid 2 has a more narrow Q, so you have the option to really nail down the style of change you
make between the two controls.
723hz is your classic TS boost point - so, if you are looking to give that famous little green mid hump to push your amp into a
tighter territory, this is frequency to hone in on. A lot of players use their little green overdrive pedal with the gain set to 0 because
of the EQ change, this is the way to do it in the cleanest and most useable way you can image. All the tone, none of the unnecessary
compression...
1k is your classic K style pedal hump. Once again, this is the place to hone into if you are looking to give that famous fatness and
response. As mentioned above, a lot of players employ these pedals with the gain on 0 or barely just above because of the hump,
using this frequency will give you that hump but without the increased compression and muddiness that can be found on those
pedals. As those pedals are known to be a little missing on the bass end, using the EQuator to bring the bass back in.
2.2K - the classic scoop. Is your amp a little uy around the mid range? Use the EQuator to clear it up...
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