The FG 12 Range-Bastard

equipped with Individual True- Bypass switches for both boost and frequency selections.

A discreet 6 position notched filter as designed in the early 50's.

Custom wound inductor with the ability to select either 50% or 100% of the coil. allowing 12 separate tonal bandwidths to select from.

The Boost control can be accessed independently. settings range from a unity or clean boost to a powerful pre-amp style drive with no original tone affected. Harmonic richness.

This unit allows the player access to do anything from a Revolver-era Vox tone to Any Brian May tone and all points in between.

The FG-10 creates a new palate of focused frequencies enabling the player to find and create within the confines of a multi-instrument ensemble when boosting or adding more effect to your signal path is not working. Use for chord, single note and arpeggiated passages within a large group of instruments sharing similar frequencies or add actual tonal dimensions to your to rig without compromising your original Tone.!!

Stay inspired and Make music!!!

G.

A huge Thank you to friends Mr.Jack Douglas and Josh Homme... for lending me their sacred ears!

Product specs

FAQs

What kind of boost does the Echopark FQ-12 Dual RangeBastard provide?

The Echopark FQ-12 Dual RangeBastard provides a versatile boost with both EQ and overdrive capabilities, allowing you to enhance your guitar's tone with added clarity and warmth.

Is the Echopark FQ-12 suitable for both clean and overdriven tones?

Yes, the Echopark FQ-12 is designed to enhance both clean and overdriven tones, making it a versatile addition to any pedalboard for achieving a wide range of sounds.

Can the Echopark FQ-12 Dual RangeBastard be used with both electric and acoustic guitars?

While primarily designed for electric guitars, the Echopark FQ-12 can also be used with acoustic guitars to add depth and presence to your sound.

Does the Echopark FQ-12 work well with other pedals?

The Echopark FQ-12 is designed to integrate seamlessly with other pedals, enhancing your overall signal chain without losing clarity or tone.

What power supply does the Echopark FQ-12 require?

The Echopark FQ-12 typically requires a standard 9V DC power supply, commonly used with most guitar pedals.