Post by roadtonever on Jan 13, 2011 2:28:13 GMT -5
Recorded some demo clips in responce to a request on an other forum. Sharing here for anyone that might want to hear what this impedance lowering device sounds like on bass. The difference between the L and Q-Filter is that the Q-filter adds a cap to block the effect on bass frequencies. I'm using the bass specific version of the filter (3.0Henry) and a 0.1uf cap as recomended by the manufacturer.
So, without any further ado:
Q-filter demo: www.box.net/shared/6040og9kmm
0:00-0:38 Neck
0:38-1:15 Middle
1:15-1:52: Bridge
I start with the dial at full and turn down each time the sequence is repeated until it's very near the bottom for a total of four times in each position.
L-filter demo: www.box.net/shared/cbemb7n0k8
0:00-0:38 Neck
0:38-1:16 Middle
1:16-1:52 Bridge
Same deal as above.
Lastly, some more creative clips, trying to dial in the filter to cater specific techniques/styles:
Neck pickup, Q-filter just before bottom of dial: www.box.net/shared/6xgpi72151
Neck & bridge parallel, L-filter dialed down aprox. 80%: www.box.net/shared/74m3to3xvx
So, without any further ado:
Q-filter demo: www.box.net/shared/6040og9kmm
0:00-0:38 Neck
0:38-1:15 Middle
1:15-1:52: Bridge
I start with the dial at full and turn down each time the sequence is repeated until it's very near the bottom for a total of four times in each position.
L-filter demo: www.box.net/shared/cbemb7n0k8
0:00-0:38 Neck
0:38-1:16 Middle
1:16-1:52 Bridge
Same deal as above.
Lastly, some more creative clips, trying to dial in the filter to cater specific techniques/styles:
Neck pickup, Q-filter just before bottom of dial: www.box.net/shared/6xgpi72151
Neck & bridge parallel, L-filter dialed down aprox. 80%: www.box.net/shared/74m3to3xvx