
66 AC Hi Boost
The model 66 AC Hi Boost It's inspired by amplifiers Vintage British AC/30, with a tone bright, powerful and full-bodied, ideal for:
- Classic rock, hard rock and blues rock
- Pedal platform: excellent for overdrive, boost and modulations
- Defined sound, with medium headroom and strong crunch character
It includes built-in tremolo and advanced Brilliant Volume and Normal Volume controls, allowing you to modulate your clean or crunch tone in detailed fashion.
Controls
Control the high frequencies:
- Low → softer tone
- High → bright and punchy sound
Control the low frequencies:
- Low → tighter and more defined
- High → fuller, can become muddy
Controls the high mid frequencies to be attenuated:
- Low → fuller and fuller sound
- High → more scooped and bright tone Useful for reducing nasal or harshness on the high mids.
Control the level of the “bright” channel:
- Low → clean and controlled sound
- High → bright and slightly saturated
Controls the normal channel level:
- Low → clean
- High → natural crunch/overdrive
Final amplifier volume control:
- Negative → attenuation 0 d
- B → neutral level
- Positive → boost of the final signal Does not alter the timbre, only the overall level.
Sync tremolo to preset tempo:
- Y → synced to
- BPMN → free, adjusted in Hz
Tremolo speed (cycles per second):
- 0.5–1 Hz → slow and smooth
- 1–3 Hz → classic and natural
- 3–6 Hz → fast and pulsating
- If
- Sync
- ON → Speed automatically adapts to the preset tempo.
Tremolo depth:
- Low → light effect
- High → strong and pulsating effect
Activate or deactivate the integrated tremolo:
- Y → effect active
- N → effect deactivated
- Useful for adding movement without external pedals.
Pro Tips
BEHAVIOR OF THE AMPLIFIER
- Bright and full-bodied sound with controllable natural crunch
- Dynamic response to guitar touch and volume
- Adjustable tremolo for vintage or modern effect
- Brilliant Volume → defines the brilliance and attack of the high channel
- Normal Volume → handles natural crunch
Advice:
- Treble + Brilliant Volume → define brilliance and attack
- Bass + Cut → body and fullness of the sound
- Speed + Depth → modulate tremolo intensity
- Output Level → balances overall volume with other blocks/pedals
Final advice:
- Treble + Brilliant Volume → define brilliance and attack
- Bass + Cut → body and fullness of the sound
- Speed + Depth → modulate tremolo movement
- Normal Volume → controls natural crunch
- Output Level → balance the sound with pedals and other blocks
Setup Examples
Clean vintage
Crunch rock
Vibrato / Expressive solos
Brian May – “Signature Tone”
Description: Crystalline and defined sound with marked brilliance in the highs, perfect for the melodic riffs and solos typical of Queen's sound. The natural crunch is light, with enough headroom to modulate the overdrive with right-hand tapping or an external booster. Tremolo deactivated to maintain a clean and direct sound.

