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    Barry
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    Active EQ Preamp. Amplifier-Style Control.

    AmpEQ is an active EQ preamp designed to shape your tone without sacrificing clarity. Featuring up to +26 dB of adjustable gain and active Bass and Treble controls, AmpEQ delivers both boost and precise tonal shaping while preserving the natural character of your guitar, pedals, and amplifier.

    Its active Bass and Treble EQ provides true boost and cut capability, allowing you to add warmth to brighter guitars, tighten the low end of darker-sounding instruments, or enhance clarity and presence while preserving the dynamics and character of your original signal.

    Alternatively, when placed in an amplifier’s effects loop after the preamp stage, AmpEQ becomes an effective tone-shaping tool for fine-tuning your amplifier’s response to different rooms, speakers, and playing environments without increasing preamp gain or changing your amplifier’s core character.

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    #40236
    JasonWickersham
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    Barry, I just fired up Let it Bleed because of that clip.

    This and the Sonic Bloom would make a damn fine double..”the Sculptor” or something along those lines, for all your tone shaping requirements.

    #40237
    Barry
    Keymaster

    Alternatively, to the AmpEQ sitting in front of the main amplifier preamp (guitar -> AmpEQ -> guitar amp input), which creates a subtle overdrive perfect for a classic Stones, Faces, or Black Crowes tone you can try using the amplifier effects loop.

    For your suggested “Sculptor” setup, I encourage builders to create a dual pedal combining the Sonic Bloom and AmpEQ, then run this dual pedal directly in the amplifier’s effects loop to completely bypass the preamp. This provides massive EQ and tone enhancement without creating any unwanted clipping, allowing gigging musicians to make fast EQ adjustments for different venues.

    Both implementations work extremely well but I wanted to mention the effects loop option for that reason.

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