Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret - Super Lead Super Bass Super Sexy Version

Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret *Super Lead Super Bass Super Sexy Version*

The SUPER SEXY version is available Exclusively at RogueGuitarShop

The SL/SB mode switch
The
voicing mode switch doesn't just add a bit more bass to make it a
"super BASS" or something simple like that. It completely reconfigures
the tone stack and key first gain stage parameters to give authentic
Super Lead or Super Bass type response. The new treble-middle-bass tone
control complement exactly reproduce the tone stack circuits of the
Super Lead and the Super Bass amps. So when you switch from SL to SB
mode, the tone circuit gets reconfigured to the Super Bass circuit.
Compared to the SL tone circuit, the SB tone circuit shifts the bass
response lower and gives a somewhat more "scooped" sound than the SL
mode. It's actually not really much more scooped as it is the SL mode
adds a lot of upper midrange to give that classic mix-cutting Super Lead
kerrang response.

A Marshall Super Lead's circuit cuts out a
lot of low end in the first gain stage, while the Super Bass or older
Super Leads passed a lot of bass through. The reason the Super Lead cuts
so much bass is to keep things tight when the amp is turned up. And
that's exactly what the SL mode of the new DLS does - it tightens the
bass response at the classic Marshall frequency point and turns up the
gain potential to give a hot, fast responding, gainier sound. It sounds
absolutely fantastic with humbuckers but with Fender style guitars a
player may prefer a fuller responseÉ

Enter the Super Bass mode.
This mode has full frequency response up front so everything gets
through. What we end up with is a slightly slower response but a nice
thick tone that's perfect for those in-between levels of gain. And this
is precisely why it works so great with fuzzes like the fuzz face.
Super Leads cut too much bass right up front and are too gained up so a
fuzz face ends up sounding farty and pinched sounding instead of a huge,
full sound. Fuzz Face and Marshall fans will know what we're talking
about. Using Marshall amp-geek language, the difference between the SL
and SB mode on the new DLS is akin to split-cathode vs. shared-cathode
configuration on an old Marshall. Split-cathode has a high-pass response
starting around 700hz while shared-cathode lets everything through.
But the SB mode is not just for single-coils. This is the mode you
want if you're trying to get that classic AC/DC sound - big, open crunch
that's not too gained out sounding. Hendrix fans will love this mode.
It was voiced with that sound in mind! Without a fuzz in front of it,
think The Wind Cries Mary. With a fuzz in front of it? Pull out your
live Hendrix recordings!

We're really excited about the new Dirty
Little Secret. We were able to take everything we loved about the MkII
and expand on it in both directions - SL mode: more gain, more crunch,
more rock, more control due to the Mid control. SB mode: more low deep
bass response, better clean/crunch in-between gain, better response with
single coil guitars, better response with fuzzes, authentic early
Marshall tone control response.

We're rolling this Dirty Little
Secret out with more features, more flexibility, AND at lower price than
the last version. Win, WIN, WIN!!! Combine these wins with the fact
that we're confident this is the most authentic Marshall-in-a-box at any
price point, and we have a recipe for a pedal that can't be kept on the
shelf.





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