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Being able to modify the output of songs and files in your music collection can bring a whole new dimension to your listening experience. This bass treble booster allows music files to be modified throughout a wide range of sound frequencies.

This bass treble booster has 15 frequency settings that allows users to boost or reduce energy across frequency ranges from 30 to 19K Hz. For those less skilled with studio engineering, there are a number of equalizers presets to enhance music listening pleasure.

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Apparently, there isn't a one size fits all solution to this. Some may preferred to have the bass and/or treble boosted to make their music sound more fuller, powerful, punchy, and immersive while others may prefer a more neutral sound that is more balanced and closely represents what the artists intended. What is your stance on this?

A treble boost is a targeted increase in the frequencies from 2,500Hz and upwards, whereas a bass boost targets the lower frequencies, typically between 20Hz and 200Hz. Treble boosting creates a brighter, more airy sound, and bass boosting adds warmth, thumping, and power.

This is essentially the TLDR of the blog post, which is that bass boosts affect bass frequencies and treble boosts affect treble frequencies. As the image above shows, bass frequencies tend to oscillate at a much slower pace than high-range frequencies.

Low-end frequencies tend to produce more power than their much heavier waveforms. This is one reason why bass boosts make car speakers rattle, which is a sound most people are familiar with. Either way, there are different ways to alter the bass and treble frequencies in a song.

Some might say that the treble starts at around 2,500Hz, while others would say it starts at 2,000Hz. Your alteration of the bass and treble ranges would depend on what the manufacturer decided to set for each of those areas of the music.

When you make changes to the treble frequencies, the overall sound might become brighter, airier, or sparkly. When you make changes to the bass frequencies, the overall sound of the song might be much warmer, stronger, thumpy, or more powerful.

Getting back to the story of the car stereo, when I dropped down the bass EQ, it instantly made the music listenable again, as if the car stereo was actually a good one. Although, it was actually a pretty good system considering it was just a little Volkswagen Golf.

Due to some of the factors I mentioned earlier like the thicker and slower-moving waveform, bass frequencies tend to take up far more space than high-range frequencies. This is part of the reason why bass boosts tend to sound a lot louder than treble boosts.

When it comes to bass and treble boosts, it is also worth considering the context in which you are making those adjustments. This is because different genres of music are structured to highlight different tones on a frequency spectrum.

For example, boosting the bass in a Hip Hop song might have the intended effect of enhancing the song, because Hip Hop revolves around strong basslines that enhance the rhythmic element of the song and help with the groove.

This pedal is based on the 1960s British Dallas Rangemaster,which was best at the time to give a treble and gain boost to the darkBritish amps. This allowed them to get a sound more in tune withthe time, as guitars were starting to become a loud, bold, leadinstrument. This pedal is a type of BOOSTER, not reallya distortion pedal nor a clean boost- it doesmodify your sound quite a bit. It excites certain frequenciesand pushes your amp to allow it to create rich tube distortion.The pedal colors your tone, with a crunchy overdrive, boosting certain frequencies, and warming the tone withNOS germanium transistors. It does not have a lot of compressionand sustain like most OD pedals, but a more raw, open sound.

This pedal has three tone settings from the tone switch-Center is a treble boost, the same as the original Dallas Rangemaster.UP is a fuller-frequency mid range boost (MID setting). Down is a LOW range, also quite a full frequency sound.Optionally we can install a push/pull switch (built into thevolume knob) for 2 tone selections (treble and mids) but thisoption is not as good so we rarely build them.

While doing the R & D for this pedal, I tested theother versions of British boosters to see which featuresand sounds were best. The Orange Treble and Bass booster,and the Apollo version, have a TONE control for Trebleand Bass tone. This is just a passive tone control on theinput of the effect, it works just like turning down the tonecontrol on your guitar. It does not really sound goodwhen used, and you already have a passive tone control on your guitar,so we left that feature off, like the original Dallas Rangemaster.We found the way to get the tastiest tone was through theinput capacitors, which is how our tone switch works. Allyour tone gets through, none is bled to ground like a passivetone control.

We also tested the "Brian May" boosters which areSilicon based and have 2 knobs. They sound quite good but a bitbright, so we are sticking to germanium for now. The 2nd knobon the Brian May pedals and clones of these is for "gain".This Gain knob is just a passive volume controlon the input. This is just like turning down the volumecontrol on your guitar, and a feature we have as a trimpot on the SUNFACE fuzz. But the Dallas Rangemaster type pedalssound best when you can turn your guitar all the way up, so we don'tsee the need for this knob. Do use your guitar's volumecontrol to control the gain, and you will find many shadesof crunch from the pedal. They clean up quite a bit by backingthe guitar down.

My drummer got the little Class 5 amp and I tried itat his place. It has no clean sounds with my Les Paul but a prettycool distortion. But it got lost when he and the bass player played.Running the Beano Boost into the amp brought it to life - crunchy, singing classicrock tones, with some CUT to bring the guitar out and makeit heard. The Class 5 (and most of these types of amps) also getsflubby in the low end when cranked, so a pedal like the Beano Boosttightens it up and makes it work a lot better. This is a great pedal to use with a dirty little amp - a match made in heaven!

True Bypass switching with minimal popping. LED for on/off status NOS Germanium Transistor chosen for low noise and best tone. Three-way, short and sturdy toggle switch for tone selection: Middle: "HI" Standard Dallas Rangemaster tone, treble enhanced. Up: MIDs, more of a full range boost, great for Fender guitars! Down: LOW, full range sound with a bit more bassy setting. Optional PUSH PULL volume pot allows two tone settings: Down: "HI" Standard Dallas Rangemaster tone, treble enhanced. Up: MIDS, more of a full range boost, great for Fender guitars! * This can be reversed at order time if desired, or changedto MID and LOW settings. Volume Control allows substantial boost. Can boost volume quite a bit. Has about the same output level ON and OFF with the vol knob set at 9:00. At 11:00 there is about a 10dB boost, which sounds twice as loud. At 12:00 there is a 13dB boost, and up all the way is about an 18dB boost which is nearly twice as loud as it was at 11:00. Durable Grey Hammertone (like original) powdercoated cast alloy case. SIZE : 2.5" wide x 4.75" long x 1.5" tall not including switches, etc. Silk Screened graphics as seen on the pedal at the very top of the page. Circuit hand-wired point to point like the original. No circuitboard used. I won't claim this is better than using a quality circuit board, but it works very well for this pedal. It does takes us more time to build them. All can use a 9V Battery, a Boss style power jack is optional for $10. When power jack is added, it can use any normal Boss type 9Vpower supply, with no reverse polarity issues. We add power filter circuitry toreduce power supply noise when the power jack is added.*** CAUTION : using a daisy chained (shared) power supply on the Beano Boostcan be very noisy. Best to use it's own supply, or run one output froman ISOLATED power supply (Voodoo Lab, T Rex, etc) into the Beano Boost for less noise. This pedal uses only 5mAof power when on (LED) and barely any power when off (under .2mA!)so the battery will last hundreds of hours. We usually run the BEANO BOOST directly into theinput of your tube amp, with minimum of buffers (i.e. tuners,or non-true bypass pedals) in the signal path.Most people have found they work best near the very beginning of yoursignal chain. Beano should be before other drive/dirt pedals to wake themup, and to keep noise low. Like the Fuzz Face, the Beano Boost MUST NOT have a bufferedpedal in front of it. Something like a Boss pedal,even off, into the Beano Boost will make it sound trebly and thin.Buffered pedals are OK after the Beano Boost if necessary. Cleans up really well when you back down your volume control! Pricing and options on buyanalogman.com

Here are some quick samples I made of the BEANO BOOST with a Stratwith Dimarzio Virtual Vintage pickups througha blackface Deluxe Reverb with no other effects. The amp is set clean,not distorting at all.

Off, then turned ON in normal (treble boost) mode

Off, then normal (treble boost) mode, then MID RANGE mode.

Here is a sample with a Les Paul through the Beano in treblemode into a tweed Fender Champ amp. I think this shows thatJimmy Page could have used a Dallas Rangemaster when recording (He's very secretive).

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If you're thinking the last thing you need is "treble boost", think again.The Beano Boost is really a remarkably versatile Boost with three very usefulEQ settings that create killer tones and tube distortion with bothhumbucking and single coil pickups. We have yet to hear another effect thatcomes close to delivering the range of tones the Beano Boost offers,and if you rock, the Beano Boost will become one of your favoriteand most often-used pedals. It is astonishingly good with our Les Pauls, of course, but paired witha Tele or Strat it also creates a thick, rich, blustery tone in the Lowsetting and normally lame neck pickups rip with a fat, stinging bitereminiscent of Albert King with the Beano Boost set at the middle positionat Treble Boost. The levels of distortion are intense, yet ultra-smoothand very dimensional with no hint of trashy overtones. The Beano Boostalso works seamlessly with the volume and tone controls on your guitar foradditional ranges of EQ emphasis and cleaner tones with the volume cut.We can't recommend this pedal too highly. ScottHenderson, who is one of the true tonemeisters oftoday's music, got one of these pedals in March 2003. Scott wrote : ff782bc1db