BAE Tonestack Features
Tonestack consists of two seperate sections with individual true-bypass switch. One side is an English 1970s style silicon fuzz. The other side is a three-band EQ that makes the pedal much more flexible than the model, and allows the guitarist to change sound "on-the-fly".
Specifications:
- Unit is powered when input is connected, whether LEDs are on or off. Remove plug from Input jack to conserve battery power.
- Handbuilt in the USA
- BAE build quality throughout.
- and a little in English…
The eye-catching bright yellow Tonestack is composed of two separate sections with individual true-bypass stomp switches. The first is the fuzz section. This silicon-based circuit can be dialed with controls that will be familiar to users of '70s silicon fuzzes: an Attack knob determines the amount of distortion applied, while the Level control to set the desired output volume from the pedal. The Tonestack's fuzz imparts an instantly recognizable spitting, buzzy grit that cuts right through even the densest mix. Whether you're playing chords or lead lines, the Attack knob offers a range of distortion possibilities from a subtle bite to a raging fuzz.
The second section of the Tonestack is a three-band EQ circuit. Vintage versions of the fuzz circuits that the Tonestack is based on often included a single tone knob if any at all, so the Tonestack's EQ provides a much wider range of sonic potential than previously possible in a single stompbox. Going further still, the ability to turn the EQ on and off with its own true-bypass footswitch enables guitar players to have different tonal options for different parts of a song. Kick in a midrange scoop with a bass boost for riffing on the lower strings, switching the EQ off for chord work higher on the neck. Or dial in your perfect rhythm guitar tone and kick on a nice midrange boost for the solo. Classic but with modern versatility and the quality assurance of the BAE Audio name, the Tonestack is a must try for the world's electric guitarists.