MrExcane | 8 years ago

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For years bassists have asked for a Dry Low knob option for the popular TightMetal and TightRock pedals.....now this feature is available in bass friendly versions of the popular Jr. distortion series .....introducing the Amptweaker Bass JR Distortion Series featuring the Bass TightRock Jr™, Bass TightDrive Jr™ and Bass TightMetal Jr™. These pedals share most of the tone-tweaking features available on the guitar counterparts, but with the popular Dry Low knob found on other Amptweaker Bass pedals 'on the side'. This blend adds in clean lowend to the tone, helping to maintain the bottom without adding weird phase-shifty tones to the distorted highend.

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Features:
-Gain, Tone, Volume controls
-Dry Low knob on the side, blends back in clean lowend
-Fat/Normal/Tight switch to adjust the guitar's attack.
-Noise Gate knob, from subtle gating to hard stops
-Plexi/Normal/Smooth EQ SW-Bass TightRock/Bass TightDrive JR
-Thrash/Normal/Smooth EQ SW-Bass TightMetal JR
-True Bypass switching
-Runs on 9V to 18V batteries or supplies–9V sounds heavier, more compressed, while 18V is more open and less distorted.

The Bass:
- MTD Michael Tobias Design 435 American maple burl top on poplar body, wenge neck and fretboard. Active Bartolini pickups and preamp.

The Amp:
Mesa Boogie Carbine M9 into a RoadReady 6x10 cab.

Speaker was mic'd with an AKG D112. There is no DI signal on this one.
NO eq, audio controls, or compression were added.

Enjoy
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