From J Rockett’s Website: "Dial in the past with the tilt EQ to match the vintage bucket brigade sounds or dial it the opposite to achieve the
watery Eric Johnson sounds. Modulation pedals can tend to drop volume so we built in a preamp section for gain
makeup or to limit the input but either way it brings the circuit to life.
Experiment and you can find a myriad of sounds including rotating speaker sounds, crazy modulation effects and
classic to vintage chorus or vibe sounds."
Specs:
Output: This allows you to regain the unity volume but it also allows you tame tame the input for more
subtle sounds.
Tilt EQ: The Tilt EQ allows you to dial in vintage to modern sounds and only affects the wet signal
Speed: Speed controls the speed of the vibe and applies to both the chorus and vibe side.
Depth: Depth controls how prominent the effect is in the signal. It can go from very subtle to very extreme so
please experiment.
MIX – Mix controls the blending of the wet signal with the dry signal. Once mix goes past the 3/4 clockwise
mark it becomes all dry signal for the vibe. You will be able to EQ separately from the chorus. Once you dial it
back the chorus will start to blend with the vibe.
