Guitar Bass Contour Circuit at Verna Vanwinkle blog

Guitar Bass Contour Circuit. G&l have been doing it for years. Here's how i usually wire up my guitars. I don't know if that's what reverend's bass contour control is, but if it's a passive bass rolloff, yes, you can do it with a cap and. With the reverend bass contour knob at 10, is that actually adding bass vs a standard volume + tone circuit with both at 10?. This opens the doors to many new tone sculpting possibilities. They have a standard master tone + the bass contour. I am not familiar with the reverend bass contour but you can get a bass cut control by putting a pot and cap in series with the signal. I have the reverend bass contour (bass cut) on a couple of guitars. On the carvin audio bx1600, the contour knob allows gradual scooping of the mids to tame the clutter in the midrange. While the circuit is no big thing, it can be. I tried out a reverend guitar today and i found that i quite like the bass contour knob. Basically 1 volume 1 tone like a tele with whatever. With a contour control, it is possible to change the nature of your mids without completely removing them.

They have a standard master tone + the bass contour. I am not familiar with the reverend bass contour but you can get a bass cut control by putting a pot and cap in series with the signal. I don't know if that's what reverend's bass contour control is, but if it's a passive bass rolloff, yes, you can do it with a cap and. On the carvin audio bx1600, the contour knob allows gradual scooping of the mids to tame the clutter in the midrange. Basically 1 volume 1 tone like a tele with whatever. I have the reverend bass contour (bass cut) on a couple of guitars. Here's how i usually wire up my guitars. G&l have been doing it for years. While the circuit is no big thing, it can be. With a contour control, it is possible to change the nature of your mids without completely removing them.

Bass contour, c'est fait comment ? forum Reverend Audiofanzine

Guitar Bass Contour Circuit I don't know if that's what reverend's bass contour control is, but if it's a passive bass rolloff, yes, you can do it with a cap and. Basically 1 volume 1 tone like a tele with whatever. On the carvin audio bx1600, the contour knob allows gradual scooping of the mids to tame the clutter in the midrange. Here's how i usually wire up my guitars. This opens the doors to many new tone sculpting possibilities. They have a standard master tone + the bass contour. I have the reverend bass contour (bass cut) on a couple of guitars. I am not familiar with the reverend bass contour but you can get a bass cut control by putting a pot and cap in series with the signal. While the circuit is no big thing, it can be. G&l have been doing it for years. I don't know if that's what reverend's bass contour control is, but if it's a passive bass rolloff, yes, you can do it with a cap and. With a contour control, it is possible to change the nature of your mids without completely removing them. I tried out a reverend guitar today and i found that i quite like the bass contour knob. With the reverend bass contour knob at 10, is that actually adding bass vs a standard volume + tone circuit with both at 10?.