Directly influenced by the now long-discontinued Instrument Voicing Preamp (IVP), the Electronic Audio Experiments Surveyor brings a compact re-interpretation to pedalboards everywhere. 

The Surveyor delivers its sound through an unique analog signal path. Featuring a transformer-loaded "tube voice" generator, the preamp offers a distinct clangy tone with harsh attack at high treble settings. Uncommon to most drive effects, a two-band shelving EQ is placed before distortion is applied, allowing the user to select which frequency band to apply gain to. Tone ranging from light break-up, crunch, overdrive, and fuzz are all attainable through the Surveyor and can be applied to more than just guitar.

Using the Hi/Lo switch sets the range of gain control, while the BASS and TREBLE controls set the pre-clipping low shelf boost/cut frequency range. The GAIN control sets the overdrive/saturation equally amongst the frequent range and the overall volume output is located on the LEVEL knob.

Sometimes, a new take on a classic is more than enough to inspire time and time again. 

• Re-interpretation of cult classic IVP preamp
• Analog solid-state design
• Transformer loaded "Tube Voice" distortion generator
• Unique two-band EQ placement for control over specific frequency bands
• Up to +/-12dB of BASS and TREBLE boost/cut
• Runs on standard 9V, DC power supply