Eden WT405 - Manual (Page 6)

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Compressor Bypass – Turning the Compressor control OFF will disengage
the compressor.
Enhance Control – Called the “Magic Knob” by some, this complex
control simultaneously boosts the very low bass, upper middle, and high
frequencies while putting a dip in the lower middle frequencies.
It is flat when set to its minimum level (fully counterclockwise).
Tone Control Section
These three controls and two switches allow you to boost or cut the tone at
the desired frequency. The spacing allows the controls to interact smoothly
and musically. From left to right, the controls and switches are:
Bass – This traditional shelving tone control provides 15 dB of boost or cut
at approx. 30Hz. The control is flat in the 12:00 position.
Tone Bypass Control – Located between the Bass and Mid tone controls. A
great tool for recording, this bypasses the tone section only and does not
effect the Dynamic Boost or the compressor.
Midrange Control – This covers the center portion of the sound envelope
and can be critical to getting your sound right. The body of the Bass Guitar
sound is in the Midrange.
Mid Shift Control – Located between the Midrange and Treble tone
controls. This switch shifts the Midrange control from low mid (550Hz),
which is good for general playing and recording, to the high mid position
(2.2KHz) for Rock and more aggressive tones.
Treble – This traditional shelving-type tone control provides 15 db of boost
or cut at approximately 11KHz. The control is flat at the 12: 00 position.
Dynamic Boost – Immediately to the right of the Treble control you will
find two switches labeled Bass and Treble. These engage the Dynamic
Boost. This feature allows the extreme lows and highs to be adjusted to the
ear’s relative loudness curve (Fletcher-Munson curve). This ensures the bass
will sound full and solid even at very low playing levels.