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low pass filter pedal

low pass filter pedal Trickfish | Signal Filter | High Pass & Low Pass Filter Pedal | Precision Tone Sculpting Tool

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low pass filter pedal Trickfish | Signal Filter | High Pass & Low Pass Filter Pedal | Precision Tone Sculpting ToolThe Trickfish Signal Filter is a precision tone shaping pedal designed to help musicians control the outer edges of their sound without changing the core character of their instrument. Instead of working like a traditional EQ, the Signal Filter uses independently selectable High Pass and Low Pass filters to trim unwanted low end boom or excessive top end brightness. This allows you to pocket your tone more effectively tightening the lows, warming the

The Trickfish Signal Filter is a precision tone-shaping pedal designed to help musicians control the outer edges of their sound without changing the core character of their instrument.

Instead of working like a traditional EQ, the Signal Filter uses independently selectable High Pass and Low Pass filters to trim unwanted low-end boom or excessive top-end brightness. This allows you to “pocket” your tone more effectively - tightening the lows, warming the highs, and keeping the useful midrange and core tone intact.

The High Pass Filter sweeps from 38Hz to 310Hz, making it ideal for cleaning up sub-heavy stage rumble, tightening loose bass response, or helping your sound sit better in a mix. The Low Pass Filter sweeps from 330Hz to 15kHz, allowing you to soften clanky highs, tame harsh top-end, or create a warmer, more focused tone.

With a steep 24dB-per-octave filter slope, the Signal Filter gives you more decisive control than a broad EQ cut. It is especially useful for bass players, guitarists, and pedalboard users who want to manage frequency width without over-processing their sound.

Compact, practical, and easy to integrate, the Trickfish Signal Filter is a powerful utility pedal for live rigs, studio setups, and any player who wants cleaner, tighter, and more controlled frequency shaping.

  • Precision High Pass and Low Pass filter pedal
  • Designed to “pocket” your tone by controlling low and high frequency extremes
  • High Pass Filter sweep from 38Hz to 310Hz
  • Low Pass Filter sweep from 330Hz to 15kHz
  • Steep 24dB-per-octave filter slope
  • Helps reduce low-end boom, stage rumble, and excess sub frequencies
  • Helps tame bright, clanky, or harsh high frequencies
  • Keeps the core midrange and inner frequencies intact
  • High Pass Gain control with up to 15dB of gain
  • Separate footswitch for HP + Gain
  • Separate footswitch for Low Pass
  • 1/4” input and output
  • 9V DC power input
  • Centre-negative power requirement
  • Steel chassis
  • Adhesive-backed removable rubber feet
  • Power consumption: 3.9mA
  • Size: 58.2mm top height / 49.9mm bottom height x 69mm x 129.7mm
  • Weight: 0.45 kg
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