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best bass envelope pedal EBS BassIQ Blue Label Bass Pedal

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best bass envelope pedal EBS BassIQ Blue Label Bass PedalSIMPLE TO USE, HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ENVELOPE FILTER CLEAN, LOW NOISE EXCELLENT FOR FUNK TONES FREE SHIPPING IN THE USA EXPERT TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN STOCK MEANS IN STOCK DESCRIPTION The EBS BassIQ produces sounds ranging from classic auto wah effects to spaced out Funkadelic and synth bass sounds. It is for everyone looking for a fun, fat sounding, and responsive envelope filter that reacts to how you play in a musical way. The Threshold and Attack control

SIMPLE TO USE,
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ENVELOPE FILTER

CLEAN, LOW NOISE

EXCELLENT FOR FUNK TONES

FREE SHIPPING IN THE USA
EXPERT TECHNICAL SUPPORT
IN STOCK MEANS IN STOCK

DESCRIPTION

The EBS BassIQ produces sounds ranging from classic auto-wah effects to spaced-out ”Funkadelic” and synth-bass sounds. It is for everyone looking for a fun, fat-sounding, and responsive envelope filter that reacts to how you play in a musical way.

The Threshold and Attack control knobs set the sensitivity of how the pedal responds to your playing. The sensitivity is the key to creating a great variety of sounds from synth-bass, to wah-effects or sub-bass. A separate control changes the Q value to create even more variation in the sound character.

In the Up mode, the pedal responds with a wah effect. Turn the Q knob all the way up to get distinct ‘quacky’ wah sounds (like the HiQ mode of the old BassIQ). Turn the Q knob back for a more mellow effect. In the Down mode, you will achieve various types of synth bass sounds.

The three different types of pass filters, Full Range, Band Pass, and Low Pass, offer three variations of your sound at any time.

Trim pots are found inside to set the Gain output level of the pedal, a High Pass mix-in trim pot sets the level of high frequencies from the bypassed tone to mix in with the effect. A third trim pot decides the Range of the envelope effect in the pedals UP-R mode setting.

**Sorry international bassists, but US Dealers are not authorized to ship EBS pedals outside of the US. Please contact us if you are having trouble finding EBS products in your home country.

DIMENSIONS

Size:
2.6" [67mm] Wide
4.5" [115mm] High
1.9” [48mm] Deep


TECH & SPECS

User Manual

  • Nominal Input Level: -10 dBv
  • Input Impedance: 1.8 Mohms
  • Output Impedance: 100 ohms
  • Dry Bandwidth +0/-2 dB: 20 - 20k Hz
  • Threshold: -50 - +6 dBv
  • Attack Time (80%): 50 ms - 2 s


  • Filter:
    Range 100 - 2.5k Hz Q 0.7 - 15
    Mode Down/Up-Range/Up
    Type Low Pass, Band Pass, Full Range
  • Weight: 315g (0.7 lb.)
  • Type: Analog Effect, Relay type Switching
  • Power Requirements: 9, 12 or 18 V DC, 55 mA max. Pedal shuts off below 6.0 V

Power Supply not included. Fat Bass Tone carries Universal Power Supplies from EBS and Tech 21 NYC.

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