MOD® Kits DIY Tone Attack Pedal Demo (Active Tone Stack)

Shape your sound with the Tone Attack. 12 o'clock settings give an approximate unity gain with the pedal. Rotate the treble or bass knob counterclockwise to cut the corresponding frequencies. Rotate these same knobs clockwise to boost the frequency bands. The master boost knob can be used to attenuate your signal or push your tone to screaming loud volumes.
MOD® pedals are DIY kits that use point-to-point wiring and come with easy-to-follow instructions. Pre-drilled enclosures and all parts are included. All you need to provide are hand tools, a soldering iron, and solder.
The Tone Attack operates on a 9V battery or it can be powered using the industry standard 9V center negative power jack.
The Tone Attack at MODKITSDIY.com:
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AmplifiedParts.com product page:
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Whether you are new to soldering and DIY electrical projects or an advanced builder, MOD® Kits provide a build difficulty rating table so that you can pick a project that suits your abilities:
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[@sam127001]

couple of recommendations - need to show it with both treble and bass turned down a little ( mid boost) and the callouts that describe the controls should read in order e.g. top to bottom is left to right, you dig?

[@chusamusic1409]

Can it chug...