What does the stomp button do? Does it turn the eq on and off, or does it activate the gain setting? Or what?
311378
It bypasses the all sliders. Eq and volume. When off it's as if the stomp box isn't there.
311379
The gain and volume stay lit when the pedal is plugged in but are switched with the foot switch. It's a good Eq. I am happy with it. It's real sweet clean but it helps shape the the sound distorted as well.Never actually tried boosting overdrive out of it though. I have other pedals for that. It is a nice quality Eq....I don't regret buying it
311380
The stomp button turns the eq on and off..I just leave it on. The eq adds a lot of control over sound. Btw it is noisy with distortion but isn't with clean channel. If your mainly using it with distortion I would check into a noise gate.
311381
The instructions say "the footswitch toggles the EQ in and out of bypass", which could mean only the EQ is toggled on and off, and gain and volume are always active. This interpretation is bolstered by the EQ LEDs toggling on and off, but the gain and volume LEDs remaining on, regardless of the footswitch. HOWEVER, when the EQ LEDs are off, the gain and volume sliders are lit but have no effect, so it seems the footswitch provides a true bypass for the entire circuit (gain+EQ+volume). BTW, I've had my M-108 two years, and I'm still happy with it.
1078872
The remote has a "SOUND" button that you press multiple times until you get to the selection (surround, bass or treble) you want and then you press the arrow buttons to adjust up or down. It also has a "PRESET EQ" button for "HEAVY", "SOFT", "CLEAR", "VOCAL" or "FLAT" choices.
1827735
I gave up trying, so I haven't checked in a while. I mostly use mine for live playing with Mainstage. But, I'd love to know the answer myself... Let me know!
1241885
Nope. Only the top boost has treble and bass control. Both the normal and top boost channels also have a volume knob however, which essentially acts like a gain stage (if you want to get a little more crunch out of either channel)
1378935
There is an EQ for the mic and an EQ for the music. I think factory defaults are set in the middle for both.
207279
The manual is available here, so you can see if it has the information you're looking for. http://www.behringer.com/assets/LX1-X_P0209_M_EN.pdfIn my opinion, this effects setup has fewer features than it claims because many of the effects are amplifier output emulation, meaning is provides the gain characteristics of a give amp. So, while I like playing with the settings on mine, it's not quite the effects pedal I was originally expecting.
921861
If you google the remote punch eq, it is a bass knob. They are basically level controls for the amplifiers. Per the rockford fosgate site, Remote Level Control offers remote level control of the amplifier. Once the on-board gain control is set, the PLC2 can attenuate (and not increase) the level from that point. Cable and mounting hardware included. For use with compact 2013 and newer PUNCH amplifiers. I provided a link below for you, hopefully it will help, thank you.http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/plc2
1364608
No, there is an on/off button and a knob to increase/decrease the bass level
2264030
Without knowing technical terms here goes. The one I own has the one knob for gain. From my research I learned that this adjusts to prevent feedback or interference with the actual signal. If it's turned up to high your amplified signal interferes with the actual broadcast signal. So in short that's the only one you need just crank it up until it's as high as it can be without turning off.
18451
It is straight bass boost for the amp. So you can set your levels on the amp as far as frequency and boost etc. The remote allows you to lower the total bass, or increase it. So you set the amp up so it thunders at full and then the remote allows you to lower the gain to almost off when your parents or whatever are in the car.
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No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain setting is pretty meaningless anyway. No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain... » Read More No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain setting is pretty meaningless anyway. « Show Less
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the expression pedal only works with certain effects but it has worked properly on my stomp box. look in the owners manual to see if there is something you need to do to activate it. call tech support or send it back in and ask for a new device. hope this helps at all as I have not had that problem nor know how to directly fix it. best of luck!
1241887
No, the normal channel by passes the EQ section. Only the top boost channel has independent treble and bass controls.
1339015
There's a button by the knob that enables/disables the EQ, but the internal switch on/off switch is controlled by a wire that I connected to the same wire that turns the head unit on when you start the car. I suppose you could connect that wire to something else if you wanted to get creative.
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As far as I remember it does effect the tone itself. I usually don't mess with the tone knob. I set at mid-point and leave it alone.
268753
S. Martin, it works as an on/off button. I don't know if it's able to set the button to activate the effects while you hold it, but I think no. Changing the subject, I see an issue in these button mic: I'm used to run, jump etc. in the stage, so while performing these way I was turning on/off the effects unconsciously all the time, so I stoped using it. I bought an Electro Voice ND767 and I liked a little bit more of it's performance - but both are great.
659128
It's a two button footswitch. One changes between clean and overdrive channels, the other toggles your effects on and off. There's no way to change the voicing or effects settings from the footswitch; it basically just turns them on/off and what you hear is whatever's selected by the amp knob positions.