MrExcane | 8 years ago

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Designed, tweaked, changed, changed back, tweaked some more, one more change and finally released - the Knightfall 66 has been a long time coming. Capable of providing fat cleans, old school mid-heavy growl, all the way through to high gain overdrive, the Knightfall 66 is the drive pedal you need on your bass pedalboard.

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Two separate Gain controls can be switched with the A/B footswitch, and each Gain control also has a Level control to allow balancing between the two drive settings. The Voice knob adjusts pre-gain low end providing additional control over the shape of the overdrive, and the Tone control cuts high end after the clipping circuit giving a broad sweep from dark through to very bright.

The clean channel is filtered in a similar way to the Grand Tarkin's clean channel and designed to properly blend with the drive channel - rather than sounding "side-by-side", the two channels integrate for a more natural tone.

The Knightfall 66 can be powered up to 18v for increased headroom and dynamic feel.

* A/B footswitch allows different Gain settings while retaining balance of levels
* Filtered clean blend allows extensive sound shaping in conjunction with Voice and Tone
* 2.1mm Boss-style 9v-18v DC input (power supply not included)
* North-mounted jacks to reduce pedalboard footprint
* True Bypass
* Die-cast Aluminium box

The Basses:
- Elrick Hybrid 4 with Bartolini pickups and preamp. Only used in passive mode.
- 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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