Congratulations! You've stumbled upon a Tank-B profiles pack, created using gear I had lying around or borrowed from Mr. Bassberserk (head over to YouTube, search for "Bassberserk," and subscribe to the channel). While everyone else is making profiles of Ampegs and stuff, I'm profiling an ancient Yamaha preamp with a guitar overdrive pedal. Why? Because DIY is fun and authentic. Basically, this pack is for anyone who appreciates a down-to-earth and genuine approach to sound.

All profiles are more or less adjusted for volume, eq values:

Everything with Yamaha:
Treble: 4 kHz ± 15 dB
Mid: 850 Hz ± 15 dB
Low: 100 Hz ± 15 dB

Wine Cellar:
Treble: 10 kHz ± 18 dB
Mid: 4 kHz ± 10 dB (имитация ручки Harmonics)
Low: 150 Hz ± 12 dB

MXR M80:
Treble: 4 kHz ± 12 dB
Mid: 850 Hz ± 10 dB 
Low: 60 Hz ± 18 dB 

Ampeg BA-115:
Treble: 10 kHz ± 12 dB
Mid: 500 Hz ± 10 dB 
Low: 60 Hz ± 18 dB

Yerasov 7000 Volt
Treble: 10 kHz ± 15 dB
Mid: 1000 Hz ± 15 dB
Low: 100 Hz ± 15 dB

A little about what do we got here:
1. AMT TubeMagnum - power of Siberia, taiga herbs and warmth of a Soviet tube. An old and long discontinued overdrive pedal by AMT with a characteristic nasal tone with a lot of high mids. I had it in my loop imitation with Yamaha, and also as a little gift for fellow guitarists
2. Caline CP-60 Wine Cellar - something like a budget SansAmp copy. Why would I make a profile of a SansAmp copy where there are loads of SansAmp profiles out there? Great question, good that you asked
3. Yamaha BE200 - Japanese preamp from the 60s, it was a kit with a poweramp and acted as a head. Thanks to two channels mixing to one output, it can be used to balance the driven channel with a clean one, and for that purpose it has been used mercilessly
WARNING: All Yamaha profiles have a strange bug, they react on 10k+ sounds (especially when plugged in an amp) and produce an awful noise. They can react on background noise of an instrument, for example. I don't know what causes it, and I try to find some way to fix it.
4. Caline CP-65 The Widow - bass overdrive that works good as a warmer. I did not use it for that purpose at all, by the way
5. MXR M80 - needs no introduction
6. Ampeg BA-115 - a small 100W combo amp
7. Yerasov 7000 Volt - merciless bag of evil sand. A very angry distortion pedal that sounds close to Digitech Death Metal
8. Caline CP-82 Foe Hammer - bitch

ATTENTION:
am3data profiles are not supported by old Tank firmware, in order to use those profiles you have to go to cuvave site, download the firmware app, download the fresh firmware (TANK Bv2) and install it.
MORE ATTENTION: all preset data will be erased from banks during the upgrade, so be sure to make a backup

If you want to say thanks - you are welcome
If you want to give me some money - you are a very kind and generous person

If you have any questions: t.me/borscht