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One_Note Joined: Jun 03, 2019 Posts: 16	Posted on Jun 25 2019 04:42 PM el_camello wrote: I only started using the rhythm setting recently and love it! I use it for slightly more overdriven sounds. I find that it doesn't just darken the sound it also fattens it up a bit. Does anyone know if that is electronically what happens with lower pot values? Yeah, that's a good question. My output seems hotter on the rhythm circuit. What sorcery is this? Last edited: Jun 25, 2019 16:43:20 Top
Kuk Joined: Feb 13, 2007 Posts: 134 NW Fla Gulf Coast	Posted on Jun 25 2019 05:01 PM I use the Rhythm Circuit to warm up fuzzes that don't have a TONE control (ex.: FUZZbrite). I can quickly switch to and from a dark tone similar to Switch Position #3 on an Esquire. It seems some tuner pedals work faster without extra overtones. With the VOLUME control way down I can use it as an intentional kill switch. Depending on the amp and the mix of other instruments it can be used a rhythm guitar tone preset. Top
DannyW Joined: May 20, 2008 Posts: 13	Posted on Jun 30 2019 09:25 PM Me, in 1967: Danny W. Top

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