AMP ELEVEN™,  fat, organic tone of an overdriven tube amp - with separate controls for bass and tone. Additional boost circuit. Kick the boost footswitch and you can instantly pivot from gritty rhythm riffs to screaming leads...or anything in between.

FEATURES
Smooth, round, balanced, low-to-medium gain overdrive

Slight overdrive to mild distortion

Great dynamic response and open sound

Independent Switching Between Boost Channel And Overdrive Channel

Connectors: Input, Output, DC adapter

Power Supply: 9V battery operation or 9V - 18VDC adapter

Hi VOLT Custom 1
$225.95

Custom Design
HIGH HEADROOM
INTERNAL 16VDC CIRCUIT
                       Cascaded JFET Class
3 Band Active EQ
9VDC - Input

Controls:

-Volume

Controls the overall output of the effect. There's a lot of it on tap too. You'll find unity gain between the effected and bypassed signal around 10:00-11:00.

-Gain

Controls the distortion amount of the effect. Around 9:00 is good for a nice, bluesy lead. 1:00 for a tight, hard rock rhythm and 3:00 for a tight and saturated assault.

-Treble

The Treble knob will add or subtract presence to the effected signal. Rolling back around 10:00 will give a darker, rounder sound, while moving around 2:00 will add clarity.

-Middle

The Middle knob will add body to the effected signal. Keep it around the 2:00 will give an even, focused sound, while rolling back around 9:00 will produce a "scooped" effect.

-Bass

The Bass knob will add mass and low end to the effected signal. There's plenty to go around, so even at 9:00, there's already a "full" sub frequency happening. Turn it to 2:00 to really push some air.

Controls:

-Volume

Controls the overall output of the effect. There's a lot of it on tap too. You'll find unity gain between the effected and bypassed signal around 10:00-11:00.

-Gain

Controls the distortion amount of the effect. Around 9:00 is good for a nice, bluesy lead. 1:00 for a tight, hard rock rhythm and 3:00 for a tight and saturated assault.

-Treble

The Treble knob will add or subtract presence to the effected signal. Rolling back around 10:00 will give a darker, rounder sound, while moving around 2:00 will add clarity.

-Middle

The Middle knob will add body to the effected signal. Keep it around the 2:00 will give an even, focused sound, while rolling back around 9:00 will produce a "scooped" effect.

-Bass

The Bass knob will add mass and low end to the effected signal. There's plenty to go around, so even at 9:00, there's already a "full" sub frequency happening. Turn it to 2:00 to really push some air.

Hi VOLT Custom 1
$225.95

Custom Design
HIGH HEADROOM
INTERNAL 16VDC CIRCUIT
                       Cascaded JFET Class
3 Band Active EQ
9VDC - Input