Mike Hermans | 8 years ago

http://vfepedals.com/pinball.html
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Virtually everyone has used a tone knob that turns clockwise for more treble & less bass, and counterclockwise for more bass & less treble. This ubiquitous EQ is called a tilt equalizer, and it is able to create unique frequency curves with just a few parts. Until now, this type of EQ hasn't been tunable - in other words, the frequency filters that make up the EQ have been fixed. Introducing the Pinball, the first fully tunable, precision analog tilt equalizer.

- True bypass with buffered bypass option via internal switch
- Tone knob "tilts" EQ by blending between HPF & LPF
- Wide range EQ for use with any gear setup
- Filters can be 6dB or 12dB for more extreme EQ settings