more EQ than is necessary. This especially applies to the 750Hz (center) Slider. As your ear adjusts to less and less midrange, many people
crave more and more. Just remember the guitar is a midrange instrument and you will likely need some mids to cut through a mix and sound
present.
The curved bar just below the Sliders has been fitted to help protect the Sliders and prevent accidental bumping of them by the stray shoe in
performance situations.
BYPASS
This footswitch is pretty self-explanatory... it “hard” bypasses the Boogie Five-Band Graphic. It removes all circuitry from your signal
path and uses a piece of wire from the INPUT to the OUTPUT. It is the same as having a very short piece of wire in line with your guitar’s signal
cable. When in BYPASS Mode none of the controls on the Boogie
®
Five-Band Graphic have any effect on the signal and you can rest assured
your Guitar ‘s sound is not being altered in any way by the Boogie
®
EQ.
NOTE: Make sure to take into account that any length of cable more than a few inches may have some cable capacitance and roll off a bit of top
end. Use as short of cables as possible to avoid this annoyance.
EXTERNAL POWER: DC IN JACK
This standard female DC Receptacle on the pedal is the External Power Supply Jack and it accepts the
male plug from a standard 9-Volt DC “wall-wart” power supply. When installing your unit into a pedal board utilizing a universal power supply
(multi-output pedal board power supplies), connect the external power source here. SEE WARNING BELOW!
NOTE: The External DC Power Supply is Not Included. WARNING!!! To avoid immediate damage to your unit and the voiding of your warranty,
the External Power Supply MUST be 9VDC with a NEGATIVE CENTER plug polarity and a jack size of 2.1mm x 5.5mm. Do NOT connect a
9-Volt AC Voltage Power Supply to the EXT Power Jack!
BATTERY
The internal battery is automatically disconnected by a switching element in the External DC Receptacle on the pedal. However, if
80Hz 240 750 2200 6600
Example of Classic “Boogie V-Curve”
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