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Fulltone Standard Line Secret Freq | Overdrive/Distortion
A Different Type Of Distortion Pedal
Without its 'special feature' this pedal is quite simply a great overdrive. Without this feature, you could easily make it your main overdrive! With its special feature, it is one of the most potent studio and live tools you could put your guitar through!
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What's this feature - this Freq. knob?
Turn it Clockwise and a (Patent Applied For) circuit adds as much as 20db of active narrow band juicy MIDRANGE right where it does the most good. It's like installing a wah-wah right where the distortion is being generated. But unlike turning on your wah-wah along with a distortion pedal, with the Secret Freq. the bass and treble frequencies don't disappear. It's very unique and not to be confused with a simple active or passive midrange control tacked on to the end of the circuit, as is the norm with most mid controls.
Adding the Secret Freq. midrange imparts way more sustain and lets you easily place the guitar in the mix where you want it, irrespective of volume. When the Freq. knob is fully-counter-clockwise the Midrange enhancement effect is out of the picture and the pedal is a truly versatile and natural sounding overdrive and distortion! At low to mid overdrive settings, turning the ‘Freq. knob up a little gets hammer-of-the-Gods penetrating PUNCH! At more extreme settings it brings a smile to your face an evokes the coolest Jimmy Page, Brian May, Michael Schenker, Robin Trower and Tom Scholz tones that you just couldn't previously get without a bunch of studio EQ, just the right setting on a great wah-wah, or a slew of British amps.