THD Quintet Quintet Tone Curve Module Pedal 2010s - Blue

THD Quintet Quintet Tone Curve Module Pedal 2010s - Blue

Features:

• Handmade in US
• 100% Passive (No battery or DC power required)
• For Passive pickups only (will not works with Active pickup or Piezo Pikcups)
• Must be placed first signal change right after Guitar 
• Great for tuning of Fuzz & Overdriver
• Bass, Treble, Mid, Resonance
• Pedal format
• There is no In/ Out difference

The Quintet's 5 Sounds:

The 1st sound reduces the bass, gives a slight boost at about 700Hz, and a cut at about 2000Hz. This setting is useful for making a pickup sound a bit brighter and clearer, like taking a pickup from series to parallel coil wiring. It also makes a neck pickup more useful for leads. 

The 2nd sound gives a boost at about 500Hz, and a cut at about 1800Hz, with a slight treble reduction above about 4000Hz. This setting will make a Strat® pickup sound more like a Filter'Tron™ type. 

The 3rd sound gives a substantial boost at about 400Hz, and a cut at about 1200Hz, with a slight rise at about 2100Hz and a slight treble reduction above about 3900Hz. This setting has a huge effect on the midrange character. It will make a Strat® pickup sound more like a Telecaster in-between setting. 

The 4th sound gives a boost at about 300Hz, and a substantial cut at about 800Hz, with a slight rise at about 2200Hz and a slight treble reduction above about 4500Hz. It will make a humbucker pickup sound more like the in-between setting on a guitar with two P-90 pickups. 

The 5th sound reduces the treble, gives a boost at about 320Hz, and a cut at about 1200Hz, a small rise at 2200Hz, and a drop off as the frequencies go up from there. This setting makes most bridge pickups sound like they are in the neck position. 

(Please note, all frequencies listed are approximate and will vary among different pickups and pickup types.)