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This Hartke VXL Bass Attack Pedal is a tone-shaping pre-amp that doubles as a direct box, featuring the famous Hartke Shape Circuitry. 

The two-button style stomp box has a three band EQ for adjustments of Bass, Treble, and Bright controls, plus a Harmonic control that emulates the warmth and drive of a tube so well that you'll never want to turn it off. 

The Hartke Bass Attack Pedal gives you the ability to finally get the sound you want, and everything in between. 

Tone-shaping pre-amp/direct box. Famous Hartke Shape circuit. 

3-band bass, treble and brite controls. Harmonics control for tube emulation. 

Gold-plated balanced XLR direct output with selectable pre/post switch.

1/4-Inch parallel output and 1/4-inch input. Powered via 9-volt battery, AC adapter (optional) or phantom power through the XLR. 

Rugged aluminium chassis. 

The VXL Bass Attack Pedal features a Hartke VX tone shaping pre-amp that doubles as a direct box, giving you more control and reliable results when plugging into a PA. 

Hartke Shape Circuitry and a 3-band bass, treble, and brightness control let you mold your own unique sound.

The most important thing about crafting your sound is making sure you can get the same results on stage, night after night.

The VXL Bass Attack Pedal delivers with gold-plated XLR direct output with selectable pre/post, and parallel 1/4-inch in/out for chaining, as well as a rugged extruded aluminium stomp-box style construction.

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On 02/03/2019 at 13:35, AndyTravis said:

 

 I’ve just looked inside the backplate - its volume/volume and an active bass/treble sweep.

On 03/03/2019 at 15:42, 2elliot said:

What is the width of the nut? 

Thanks

 

It’s bang on 40mm

On 02/03/2019 at 11:16, lee650 said:

Yeah I'd say that clears up the pickup surrounds going missing! 😁

Yep! - Can’t believe I missed that one🧐 

Some of the most sought after Yamaha basses we're "Built in Japan" models such as this one. It's a killer bass!

At some point the pickup surrounds have been removed (no idea why)  but if needed I’m sure could be sourced on the net. 

Other than that it looks, sounds and plays Great! 

Fully set-up and ready to play.