Does the tone knob affects the tone of the sound itself or its there for maintaining a main gain on certain point in the tone spectrum?
1404241
I think maybe your best answer is YouTube, there's not a lot on cs400? But there is earlier cs100, which shows up...is same basic tone function. Pictures worth 1000...
1404242
Yes it affects the tone overall sound, but its a good function to ad highs.
1404243
It effects the brightness of the tone , The compressor works great but you cant run it wide open because all compressors make noise. I run mine about 11 or 12 oclock. you should try the CD -400 spaced chorus it awesome, best chorus I have ever used, I love it . its better then a $200 chorus !
1404244
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.
1111851
It colors the tone when engaged, and also adds a bit of noise. Most compressors do. But adding a clean power supply or a noise suppressor will fix that. If I recall correctly, a low output from the pedal results in low noise.
907974
Not very, but it's by design. Since there's only a single knob to control both gain and volume, it breaks up pretty early, at least in my experience with a 1x12 and 2x12. The gain stepping is also pretty aggressive as you turn the knob. Others below seem to disagree but what constitutes "clean" and "loud" is highly subjective. There are however well published mods that you can do (or have done) to add tone, volume, etc. controls to the head. While it does sound great for a $100 tube amp, if you're going to consider investing in the mods it's probably more sensible to just buy a small head with more controls for the same additive price.
2195329
If you want the volume knob to have control then what you want to look for is a unit that has a 'Pre Out'. The difference between a 'Pre Out' and a 'Line Out' is precisely whether or not the volume control has any effect. Some units have both Pre and Line outs, for example the Monoprice DAC/Amp.
1834209
TDK says there's a wire inside the volume knob which might cause the volume bottom to move on it's own. Could this be your problem? I wouldn't take much movement of the knob to affect the volume. Here's the link on their website with more information: https://support.tdkperformance.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/234
140923
I don't think so. The volume acts as a master volume as opposed to some pedals where volume controls the effect level only. I have not messed with the Toneprint software but you might be able to tweak it there since you can make custom toneprints. Good question. I've often wished for just that out of my Flashback. One of the few weaknesses of the pedal is the volume parameter. I'd even prefer a blend knob which I don't usually favor to the current setup.
418307
It doesn't add HP. It alters the frequencies and deepens the tone. Basically cleans up the sound especially if you have headers.
1241886
the tone controls only work on one channel. the other channel is "straight through" with only the "cut" knob effecting it...........other than the reverb works on both channels.
1645352
There is a pregain and postgain knob on the lead channel. Pregain is the gain or distortion, while postgain basically acts as master volume.
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.
1986986
If you are talking about an adjustable knob what you can mount somewhere no but it does has a bass boost dial that you can turn an adjust but you really don't need that , it depends on what speakers you choose , bass boost will blow a speaker if it's set wrong but good luck bro
1362650
There is a custom setting on it. Being a fellow metal head I like my music loud and clear and make sure there is an equalizer
1524161
Yes. It does As You Increase And Decrease The Volume. There Is A Small Digital Indicator On The Front.
1558765
There is a bass adjust knob, I would assume you could adjust it accordingly to not disturb them
1126351
It only allows you to adjust the parameters that you set on the amp. But, if you sent your gain on the amp between 75%-100% you can then use the knob to adjust a percentage of that total output of the amp. Works great.
809951
The knobs just set the frequency of both, with -6 lessening the sound coming from either. Mid range speakers are used for more of the vocals you hear, while the tweeter gets the higher pitch of instruments or other sounds in the range. I would suggest adjusting them and then moving around a bit to see if you can tell a difference, even at different levels to see if you notice the changes in frequency from one speaker to the next.
2260106
No there is just a volume ajustment knob however the bass is definitely present.