Morley Introduces The Volume Commander – New Additive Tone Technology

[Securb]

It seems like a straightforward way to add more tone dimensions to your amp and pedals. Seems like it could be a lot of fun with a smaller tube amp pushed to the limit or even a larger one.

http://www.tmrzoo.com/2023/76553/morley-introduces-the-volume-commander-new-additive-tone-technology

[Seashore]

Do the volume knobs boost as well as cut? I can't tell from the ad copy. If they boost this could be pretty sweet.

[Securb]

I think they are only a cut.

[jeremy]

sorta interesting. ive used timmy for something like this. set the amp raging, and set the pedal to clean things up and cut some bottom end. paul gilbert had a pedal for this purpose too, cant remember what it was called at the moment

[Seashore]

sorta interesting. ive used timmy for something like this. set the amp raging, and set the pedal to clean things up and cut some bottom end. paul gilbert had a pedal for this purpose too, cant remember what it was called at the moment

I use an EQ pedal to do the same thing sometimes, but mostly I'm playing a 2 channel head so no real need.

[Chistopher]

So an underdrive?

[GuitarStv]

So an underdrive?

Yeah . . . I've been doing this for a while. Most overdrives, compressors, and EQs can be set up to do this nicely.

[El Dunco]

Do the volume knobs boost as well as cut? I can't tell from the ad copy. If they boost this could be pretty sweet.

“On full is nominal.”

[Aceman]

That pedal would be my rhythm/lead boost switch for any amp.

[Seashore]

“On full is nominal.”

I didn't see that in there, thanks.