The Damnation Audio MBD 10th Anniversary brings the builder’s bass-focused MOSFET distortion circuit together with the original MBD-1 styling and the upgraded features of the V3 design. It covers a wide range, from a relatively smooth overdrive to aggressive distortion and near-fuzz territory, with a footswitchable boost that adds over 30dB of additional gain for when you need to push things harder.
What makes the MBD particularly useful for bass is the combination of its contoured clean blend and Depth control. The Clean knob mixes in a parallel clean signal that emphasizes the low end while reducing disruptive mids and highs, helping your bass retain its weight and definition as the distortion gets heavier. Depth adjusts the low end within the distorted signal itself, so you can tighten things up for lower tunings or add more thickness to a standard-tuned bass. The tilt-style Tone control, centered around 600Hz, provides another way to shape the distortion without getting lost in a complicated EQ.
For players who want anything from a little grit to heavy, aggressive bass distortion, with a second gain stage ready to engage, the MBD 10th Anniversary is a versatile option built specifically with bass in mind.
The Damnation Audio MBD 10th Anniversary brings the builder’s bass-focused MOSFET distortion circuit together with the original MBD-1 styling and the upgraded features of the V3 design. It covers a wide range, from a relatively smooth overdrive to aggressive distortion and near-fuzz territory, with a footswitchable boost that adds over 30dB of additional gain for when you need to push things harder.
What makes the MBD particularly useful for bass is the combination of its contoured clean blend and Depth control. The Clean knob mixes in a parallel clean signal that emphasizes the low end while reducing disruptive mids and highs, helping your bass retain its weight and definition as the distortion gets heavier. Depth adjusts the low end within the distorted signal itself, so you can tighten things up for lower tunings or add more thickness to a standard-tuned bass. The tilt-style Tone control, centered around 600Hz, provides another way to shape the distortion without getting lost in a complicated EQ.
For players who want anything from a little grit to heavy, aggressive bass distortion, with a second gain stage ready to engage, the MBD 10th Anniversary is a versatile option built specifically with bass in mind.
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