lowfrequencymonster Posted October 11, 2017 Share Posted October 11, 2017 (edited) [color=#000000]FOR SALE EBS Stanley Clarke Wah[/color] [color=#000000]Excellent Condition throughout![/color] [color=#000000]RRP £279.00 [/color] PRICE £150 [color=#000000]UK Postage £10.00[/color] [color=#000000]NO TRADES PLEASE [/color] [color=#000000][i]THE EBS STANLEY CLARKE SIGNATURE WAH/TONE FILTER[/i][i] IS MUCH MORE THAN A STANDARD WAH PEDAL. IN FACT, THE MAIN IDEA BEHIND IT WAS TO SIMPLY USE IT AS A TONE FILTER TO BE ABLE TO RE-CREATE [/i]THE SOUND OF STANLEY CLARKE WITH A STANDARD PASSIVE BASS. AND OH, DID WE MENTION IT CAN BE USED AS A VOLUME PEDAL TOO?![/color] [color=#000000]Use as tone filter. Stanley Clarke's signature tone can be achieved with this signature pedal and a passive standard bass for a lot less than it would cost to purchase an active electronics high-end boutique instrument. Rise to the levels and spectrum of tone that until now was solely instilled in those high-end bass guitars. The pedal pad is a releaseably secure mechanism that can be adjusted to maintain its position once you to find a desired tone within the pedals frequency sweep. It is also utilized with upright basses not limited to electric basses![/color] [color=#000000]As a Wah pedal. The Stanley Clarke Signature Wah is highly flexible as a wah-wah pedal. It does not affect the entire frequency range, like many other wah pedals do, which helps preserve the bottom of your sound while using the effect. The pedal feature four different preshape pass modes, [i]Low-pass, High-pass, Band-pass[/i] and [i]Boosted Band-pass[/i]. In addition, it offers controls to adjust the Range and Width of the effect span.[/color] [color=#000000]As a volume pedal. The pedal has a switch on the side that desides what happens when you switch off the wah effect. One setting simply bypass the effect, but the other turn the[i]Wah[/i] pedal into a [i]Volume[/i] pedal when the wah effect is switched off. There's also an Active/Passive switch on the side, in case you use the pedal with an instrument with active electronics.[/color] [color=#000000][i]The EBS Stanley Clarke Signature Wah[/i] evolved through collaborative effort with Thomas Lieber of the Spellbinder Corp. USA and Stanley Clarke.[/color] Edited October 11, 2017 by lowfrequencymonster Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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