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Description:

The counterpart to the H24 HPF pedal, the L24 is a steep low-pass filter pedal by Sine Effect Electronics.

This filter pedal has an adjustable frequency of 200Hz-8.2KHz, and a slope of 24dB/octave (4th-order). Certain components are matched by hand to ensure a steep curve.

This pedal is ideal for electric guitarists and bassists who wish to eliminate troublesome highs. The pedal outputs unity gain and is designed to be low-noise.

Features:

•24dB/octave low-pass filtering
•True bypass
•Hand-matched components

Specifications:

•Supply voltage: 9-18V DC, centre-negative
•Current draw: ~10mA
•Input/Output impedance: 1Mega-ohm/100 ohm
•Noise: <100dB
•Dimensions: ~48x100x50mm (including sockets and knobs)

PLEASE READ:

The L24 pedal has a fixed +3dB recovery gain, to make up for the perceived volume drop when cutting upper fundamental frequencies on bass or guitar. In most cases, this is preferred.

In some cases, e.g. you expect to switch the pedal in and out during songs, you may wish this gain to be removed. If you would like the pedal to be modified for unity (0dB) gain, please send a message and this will be done free of charge, with an extra 1 business day on the dispatch time. For variable gain, please consider the C24 pedal instead.

Shipping fee will be added at checkout. All orders are shipped on the next working day (immediately if there is ready-built stock when you place an order, or after completion if there is a build time). All pedals come with a 2-year warranty, for your peace of mind. Click here for warranty info.

Unsure about something? Please read the FAQ or get in touch via. the email at the bottom of every page.

As these pedals are made completely by hand, there may be some slight imperfections that you wouldn't get from factory robots. Every effort is made to ensure that the pedals look cool and sound good, though!

This product was available for sale in the EU prior to December 13th 2024.