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GB-  50
Item ref: 174.175  UK
Gain Boost Pedal 
User Manual 
Caution: Please read this manual carefully before operating 
Damage caused by misuse is not covered by the warranty 
Thank you for choosing a Chord effect pedal to give your instrument a new sound dimension. Please 
read below for an explanation of the controls and to get the best results from your new effect. 
Each Chord 50-series effect pedal is supplied with a 9V battery, which needs to be connected to the 
battery clip inside the underside battery compartment. Carefully remove the plastic cover by squeezing 
its clip and levering outwards. Clip back into place once the battery is fitted. 
Controls and connections are described below. 
The  - is a boost pedal that adds gain and output level to a signal, ideal for lifting the output GB 50 
during solos and/or for pushing the input of an amplifier to create overdrive. 
Increas  the Level control gives progressively more boost to the guitar output, whilst Low and High ing
controls change the tonal character of the signal by adjusting the lower or higher frequency content. 
For boosting into solo passages, it is sometimes best to use this pedal in the send-return loop if the 
amplifier has one, whereas driving the amplifier into overdrive needs the GB-50 directly on the output 
of the guitar into the front end of the amplifier. 
Unplug the guitar input jack to preserve the battery when not in use. If the pedal is not being used for 
long periods, it is advised to remove the 9V battery. Optional external power can be from a 9Vdc 
adaptor, centre-negative polarity with a rating of 100mA or higher recommended. 
1. 
Optional 9V DC jack power input 
2. 
Effect on/off indicator 
3. 
Low - adjusts the level of low frequencies (bass) 
4. 
6.3mm jack output - to amplifier 
5. 
High - adjusts the level of high frequencies (treble) 
6. 
Level - adjusts the output (boost) level  
7. 
6.3mm jack input - from guitar 
8. 
Effect on/off footswitch 
Disposal: The “Crossed Wheelie Bin” symbol on the product means that the product is classed as Electrical 
or Electronic equipment and should not be disposed with other household or commercial waste 
at the end of its useful life. The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines. 
Errors and omissions excepted. Copyright© 2024. AVSL Group Ltd. 
Unit 2-4 Bridgewater Park, Taylor Rd. Manchester. M41 7JQ 
AVSL (EUROPE) Ltd, Unit 3D North Point House, North Point Business Park, New Mallow Road, Cork, Ireland  
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