GENZLER® AMPLIFICATION proudly announces the addition of a second pedal from the “redux collaboration” that brings Jeff Genzler and engineer Andy Field back together again — developing a new line of bass effect pedals under the Genzler Amplification brand.
The GENZLER® AMPLIFICATION pedal line will explore a variety of pedal concepts based on their decades of collaboration together, looking back into hundreds of pages of their old design ideas, and to explore interesting circuits that were started but never used, blending them with new innovations. A retrospective of sorts, this is a chance to dig into their collective pasts to develop what they feel players would use and appreciate, going forward.
And now, the introduction of the second model in the line —- the Re/Q — DUAL FUNCTION EQUALIZATION pedal, which offers 2 specific and separate filter networks, HPF and LPF filters with on/off switching and a 5 band EQ network, with its own on/off switching. And the EQ network provides an EQ Output level of +/- 9dB. This versatile design allows the pedal to be used as a clean boost, and is a great combination with the 4 ON THE FLOOR, CLASSIC BASS OVERDRIVE pedal. This pedal also offers another level of versatility as it accepts nearly any power supply; 9 – 18 Volts, either polarity. (Power supply not included).
The re/Q™DUAL FUNCTION EQ PEDAL is a low noise, ALL ANALOG multi-function HIGH PASS FILTER – LOW PASS FILTER and 5 BAND EQ pedal that gives the player complete tonal control over the cut-off of the extreme low and high frequencies, plus 5 bands of peak-dip equalization. The filter section is foot switched independently from the EQ section, and there is additional make-up gain or cut after the EQ for balancing of levels or to act as an additional boost/cut function when the EQ is switched into the signal path. The re/Q is also a great companion to our 4 ON THE FLOOR Classic Overdrive Pedal. It can be used to tailor your instrument’s tone for various overdrive settings, or increased boost levels for any of the Overdrive gears.
There are a wide variety of uses for the re/Q and is an excellent compliment to either of our MAGELLAN 350 or MAGELLAN 800 bass amps.
Features:
Lightweight Aluminum Chassis
Rugged Stomp Switches
Low-noise, Silent Switching Circuitry
High-Pass and Low-Pass Filter
5 Band Fixed EQ Network
EQ Output Level Control
Accepts Power Supplies From 9VDC – 18VDC (low noise type), Either Polarity (auto detecting) 40mA Max — (Power Supply Not Included)
Dimensions: 6”W X 4.1”D X 2.3”H
Weight: 1.3 Lbs.
Additional information
Weight
2 lbs
Dimensions
7 × 5 × 8 in
UPC
85397006383
Manufacturer
Genzler Amplification
Specifications
Input Impedance: >1M ohm
Output Impedance: 1k ohm
HPF: 30Hz – 200hz
LPF: 1kHz – 14kHz
EQ Filter Points:
LOW: 90 Hz
LOW MID: 250Hz
MID: 630Hz
HIGH MID: 1.3kHz
HIGH: 2.6kHz
EQ Band Control Range: +/- 12dB
EQ Output Level Control Range: +/-9dB
Input Sensitivity (nominal): -10dBu to -20dBu (instrument level)
1 review for RE/Q — DUAL FUNCTION EQUALIZATION PEDAL
Rated 5 out of 5
Matt J –
The re/Q has exceptionally well thought out frequencies, they work wonderful for bass and guitar both. The proportional Q and Q/frequency relationship really works well, it’s almost impossible to find a ‘bad sound’ from re/Q. In some cases I only use the HPF/LPF filters and then tease out just a tad of EQ, or forgo the EQ altogether when just filtering will do the job. The filters alone are quite useful. As well, I have been running reamped vocal tracks through a tube drive recently, and the re/Q makes a potent front end to shape the frequencies that are then saturated.
Matt J –
The re/Q has exceptionally well thought out frequencies, they work wonderful for bass and guitar both. The proportional Q and Q/frequency relationship really works well, it’s almost impossible to find a ‘bad sound’ from re/Q. In some cases I only use the HPF/LPF filters and then tease out just a tad of EQ, or forgo the EQ altogether when just filtering will do the job. The filters alone are quite useful. As well, I have been running reamped vocal tracks through a tube drive recently, and the re/Q makes a potent front end to shape the frequencies that are then saturated.