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The Class A Boost is a three-stage transistor equalizing circuit with
a tone that faithfully matches the simple purity of its design.
3 independent equalization circuits are connected
to drive specially selected frequency ranges,
and with the collective balance a player
can dial in one"s desired tone.
The full-range Lo-boost is warmly fuzzy yet
never harsh, yielding a tight sound that
works well with not only electric guitars,
but also makes an excellent boost for
bass guitarists who need a wide-range
boost that accentuates a full low end.
The Mid Boost helps define the essential
sonic contour in a guitar"s mid frequencies,
providing a clear and present midrange when
boosted without typical overdrive clipping,
resulting in a refreshing midrange drive. The Hi
Boost is based on the silicone transistor treble
boosters of the "60s and "70s, boosting upper
frequencies with a uniquely clear and transparently
shimmering high end. The Lo, Mid, and Hi boost circuits
work together to provide the tools to uniquely shape one"s
individual tone.
No one can deny the importance of the treble booster in the history
of the British Rock sound, and now the same circuit type embodied
and expanded in the Class A Boost elevates the tonal
legacy the tonal legacy of the original treble
booster to a whole new level.
Enabling one to approach tone from new
angles, the Class A Boost is born of an
experimental idea (circuitry, design)
developed to incur a new degree of
creative response from a player.
Note:
As the Class A Boost was designed to
matched passive pickups, it should not be
used either with active pickups or following a
low impedance input signal (such as a buffered pedal).
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