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Genzler Amplification Club

@Jamvan ---- Yes, the pedal is designed to work nicely with our Magellan heads and their EQ points. The RE/Q pedal offers Peak/Dip EQ networks, and the freq points for the 5 bands are: Low 90Hz; Low Mid 250Hz; Mid 630Hz; High Mid 1.3KHz; High 2.8KHz. These frequencies all fall nicely between the Shelving networks for the lows and highs of the Magellan amps.
The EQ network controls on the RE/Q are more graceful in the center range of each control to keep them a little more "musical" in the mid rotations of the control. They get more dramatic towards the farthest ranges of the controls /+ or -. The pedal also offers a cut/boost of 9dB which offers even more versatility of use. Makes a nice "clean boost" or an EQ/tonal shift or boost of a specific musical passage. This pedal will also be a nice option for doublers for added EQ flexibility of their upright basses.

Jeff- one friendly suggestion, like many Genzler customers I am a doubler - but the demo videos really aren't oriented at all to more traditional styles of bass playing, let alone upright players. Its hard to envision how the slap and hard-hitting stuff in the demo might translate to less aggressive styles of bass playing. Maybe a demo for doublers or more roots-style players? Just a thought.
 
I was fortunate to test the re/Q pedal and can honestly say it works great with the Magellan amps and is a must with the 4-OTF!
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At this point, I might as well have cake too! And ice cream sundaes, probably!

I had an MG350 and a BA setup. Decided to get an MG800 and figured then might as well get a 112/210 Nu Classic set to go with it! Oh, and the new pedal! Now I will be fasting for 6 months while I pay off my music budget!
I am thinking of a quote by Erasmus: “When I have a little money, I buy books (Genzler gear); and if I have any left, I buy food and clothes.”
 
Not to derail the excitement over re/Q - but what recommendations for pedalboard that is larger than Pedaltrain Nano, yet doesn't look like a boxcar? Would like to be able to use the Cioks 5 (drilled into underside of Nano). Should hold 4OTF, re/Q, Polytune, Becos Mini, EHX Oceans 11 and...? I realize I might need to go to Cioks 7. But anything that is easily swapped out. Thanks!
 
Not to derail the excitement over re/Q - but what recommendations for pedalboard that is larger than Pedaltrain Nano, yet doesn't look like a boxcar? Would like to be able to use the Cioks 5 (drilled into underside of Nano). Should hold 4OTF, re/Q, Polytune, Becos Mini, EHX Oceans 11 and...? I realize I might need to go to Cioks 7. But anything that is easily swapped out. Thanks!

Temple Audio Templeboards!
Temple Audio
 
Uh, I don't know...points off for NO Genzler pedals on "Build-a-Board" - No Cioks 5 or 7?
Talk to your guys at Temple! :)

You can customize any pedal. The CIOX mounts nicely underneath the board. Plus the modules makes for a nice clean board!
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