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Analogman Beano BoostThe Analogman Beano Boost is a high-quality treble booster pedal that emulates the classic Dallas Rangemaster circuit. A vintage-style effect, it is most effective when used with an already overdriven tube amp to produce a crunchy, harmonically rich rock tone. The standard version includes a three-way toggle switch for different frequency boosts, while a smaller Mini Beano Boost is also available. Key featuresClassic Rangemaster sound: At its core, the Beano Boost delivers the tone of the original Germanium Rangemaster circuit, which was famously used by guitarists like Brian May, Tony Iommi, and Eric Clapton.Three-way toggle switch: Unlike the original, the Analogman Beano Boost features a switch to select between three modes:"HI" (Middle position): Standard Rangemaster treble boost."MIDS" (Up position): A fuller-range boost that works well with Fender-style guitars."LOW" (Down position): A full-range boost with more bass emphasis.NOS Germanium Transistor: Analog Man uses new-old-stock Germanium transistors chosen for their low noise and excellent tone.True Bypass: Provides true bypass switching to ensure your signal is unaffected when the pedal is off.Point-to-point wiring: The circuit is hand-wired point-to-point, reflecting boutique construction. How to use the Beano BoostThe Beano Boost is not a simple clean volume boost and works differently than many modern overdrive pedals. To get the best results, follow these guidelines: Run into a cranked tube amp: The pedal is designed to push the front end of an amp that is already distorting. Used with a clean amp, it can sound harsh and thin.Place early in the signal chain: For the most authentic tone, place the Beano Boost directly before your amp or any other dirt pedals. A buffered pedal placed before it can negatively affect the sound.Use your guitar's volume knob: Classic treble booster technique involves rolling back your guitar's volume knob to clean up the sound. The Beano Boost cleans up nicely with this method.Combine with overdrive pedals: If you can't run your amp at an overdriven volume, you can run the Beano Boost into a low-gain overdrive pedal. This simulates pushing a cranked amp and is a practical solution for gigs.Use an isolated power supply: Like many Germanium pedals, the Beano Boost can be noisy when used with a daisy-chained power supply. It is best powered by an isolated power supply or a 9V battery. Things to considerTone is specific: The Beano Boost offers a particular vintage-style tone and is not a do-it-all drive pedal. It is ideal for players looking to replicate classic rock, blues, and proto-metal tones.Power requirement: Standard Beano Boost pedals are designed to run on a 9V battery, although a power jack is an optional upgrade. As new.All original packaging and pamphlets included.
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