Darkglass Electronics debuts Microtubes X and X7 Multiband Bass Drive pedals
Stompboxes ensure low-end is unaffected while highs are overdriven
Darkglass Electronics has announced the Microtubes X and X7 Multiband Bass Drive pedals.
Both stompboxes split the incoming audio signal via two variable low-pass and high-pass filters, allowing bass frequencies to pass through, while the highs are distorted using CMOS circuitry.
Both filters are adjustable, while the Microtubes X features adjustment for level, drive, mix and mids.
The Microtubes X7 adds a variable compressor for the low section, plus a four-band graphic EQ, as well as parallel, effected and XLR direct outputs.
Both pedals are available from mid-October for £199 (X) and £289 (X7). Head over to Darkglass Electronics for more info.
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