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(3): GAIN BOOST
The Gain boost switch gives you 6 db more input gain. Very useful for normal output single
coil pickups to boost for more overdrive. You can use it for humbuckers as well if you like
full gain overdrive. The Royal Overdrive can handle it all and will still be sounding very
harmonic, dynamic and musical.
(4): MB indicator
This led will light up when the mid boost footswitch (15) is switched on.
(5): GAIN
This control is the input gain control and here you can adjust the amount of overdrive ranging
from subtle overdrive up to smooth saturation. The Royal Overdrive retains a dynamic punch
and great harmonic content over a wide range of gain settings.
(6): TREBLE
This control adjusts the high frequencies of the overdrive sound.
The Treble control is part of the Royal Overdrives wide range active tone control circuit for
maximum flexibility!
(7): MIDDLE
This control adjusts the midrange frequencies of the overdrive sound. It’s an active control so
your sound will be louder when you turn it up!
The middle control is part of the Royal Overdrives wide range active tone control circuit for
maximum flexibility!
(8): BASS
The Bass control adjusts the amount of low end frequencies of the overdrive sound.
The Bass control is part of the Royal Overdrives wide range active tone control circuit for
maximum flexibility!
(9): PRESENCE
This control will adjust the top frequencies of you overdrive sound.
The presence control is part of the Royal Overdrives wide range active tone control circuit for
maximum flexibility!
(10):
MASTER
This is the Master output volume control that adjusts the amount of overdrive signal that is
send to the host amplifier or any other effect in line. Set this control for the desired balance
between your clean sound (bypass mode) and your overdrive sound. You could also use
higher MASTER settings to purposefully send a hotter signal to the host amp and “slam” the
input stage for increased clip, drive or gain.
This control can deliver a high signal so be careful with the amount of output you send into
the host amplifier or other effects unit.