’59 Deluxe Gain Mod

Controls the distortion level of the preamp.

• Low → clean / light breakup
• Medium → vintage crunch
• High → saturated and compressed overdrive

Controls the level of the power amp.

Affects the dynamics and openness of the sound.

It does not directly change the amount of distortion

Control of the final volume of the amplifier.

• Negative values ​​→ attenuation 0 d
• B → neutral volume
• Positive values ​​→ boost Does not alter the timbre or saturation

Adjusts the low frequencies.

• High values ​​→ full but potentially “muddy” sound

Low values ​​→ more defined and controlled sound Recommended:

30–50%

Adjusts the mid frequencies.

• Low → hollow sound
• High → full and present sound Fundamental for the vintage character

Adjusts the high frequencies.

• Low → warm sound
• High → bright and aggressive sound

Be careful with high values ​​with a lot of gain (can become harsh)

High frequency control in the power amp.

Adds definition and “air”.

Softer than the Treble

Activates a high frequency boost.

• ON → greater brilliance and attack
• OFF → softer sound

More noticeable at low Gain levels

Enable/disable the tremolo effect.

Controls the speed of the tremolo (in Hertz).

1 Hz = 1 pulse per second

Typical values:

• 0.5 – 1 Hz → slow and “swampy”
• 1 – 3 Hz → classic tremolo
• 3 – 6 Hz → fast and rhythmic
• 6 Hz → very fast effect / intense tremolo

Controls the intensity of the modulation.

• Low → light effect
• High → strong and pulsating effect

Synchronizes the tremolo speed to the tempo (BPM).

• ON → synchronized to the preset tempo
• OFF → free adjustment in Hz