The KMA Machines Tyler the Frequency Splitter Crossover is a versatile tool for both electric guitar and bass enthusiasts who are looking to explore a new realm of sound sculpting. This pedal is designed to give you complete control over your tone, allowing you to split your signal into two distinct paths with precision. Whether you're a seasoned guitarist or a bass player seeking to add more dimension to your sound, the Tyler Frequency Splitter offers a unique approach to frequency management.

At the heart of this pedal is a two-channel signal splitter with variable 12 dB/octave low/high pass attenuation, providing a customizable sound experience. The fully isolated, transformer-based FX loop sends ensure your effects stay clean and articulate, while the intuitive Clean blend and mix controls let you achieve the perfect balance between highs and lows. The phase reversal switches for both the loop and main signal paths are a thoughtful addition, preventing unwanted phase cancellations that can muddy your tone.

Crafted with precision in Germany, the Tyler Frequency Splitter is a testament to KMA Machines' commitment to quality and innovation. With its true bypass design, this pedal maintains the integrity of your signal when not in use. It's an essential tool for musicians eager to push their creative boundaries.

Key Features:

• Two-channel signal splitter with 12 dB/octave low/high pass attenuation
• Fully isolated and transformer-based FX loop sends
• Clean blend and mix controls for balancing highs and lows
• Loop and main signal phase reversal switches
• Controls: Mix, Level, Clean, High Pass, Low Pass
• Switches: Main Phase, HP Phase, LP Phase, HP Cut, LP Cut
• LED indicators: Effect On, HP Loop On, LP Loop On
• Footswitches: Effect Bypass, HP Loop, LP Loop
• True bypass design
• Handmade in Germany

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FAQs

Can the KMA Machines Tyler Frequency Splitter be used with both guitar and bass?

Yes, the KMA Machines Tyler Frequency Splitter is designed to work with both guitar and bass, allowing you to split frequencies for creative routing and effects processing.

What type of power supply does the KMA Machines Tyler require?

The KMA Machines Tyler Frequency Splitter requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a center-negative polarity, commonly used for most guitar pedals.

How does the Tyler Frequency Splitter enhance my bass pedalboard setup?

The Tyler Frequency Splitter allows you to isolate and send different frequency bands to separate effect chains, giving you greater control over your bass tone and enabling complex sound sculpting.

Is the KMA Machines Tyler Frequency Splitter suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Tyler Frequency Splitter is well-suited for live performances, offering robust construction and intuitive controls that make it easy to manage complex signal routing on stage.

What are the core features of the KMA Machines Tyler Frequency Splitter?

The Tyler Frequency Splitter features adjustable crossover points, dual outputs for low and high frequencies, and the ability to create unique tonal textures by splitting and processing different frequency bands.