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Old 07-31-2010, 07:49 AM
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The tittle says it all, post 'em if you have 'em. Pics are also welcome, especially if you have graphic EQ.

here's mine, on a Warwick CL ND: Low boost on, bass on 2, 550 mids on 3, treble on 2. I keep both gain and master at 4


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Old 07-31-2010, 07:59 AM
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Relative to what? Every combination of bass, amp, cab, effect and the room they are used in will render just about any referenced EQ setting moot.

My EQ settings change with every room and/or every change of any component (including strings). As much as I love filling up talkbass with unimportant babbling, there isn't enough room on TB's server to handle every EQ setting I've used, now use or will use.

What was the point again?
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Old 07-31-2010, 08:36 AM
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Oh, sorry, my bad. Forgot about that. I meant your home EQ's. I only have one amp and almost never gig, so I never change my EQ.
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Old 07-31-2010, 08:49 AM
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Bass: 5
Mids: 4
Treble: 3

or thereabouts... it does change for the room, volume I'm trying to push.. sometimes I need to 'hear' the bass more so I turn up mids. I generally don't like to hear crispy highs but I keep some at the amp stage. I use my tone knob more to dial in/out highs.

there.. no server overload lol ..wasn't THAT difficult :P
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Old 07-31-2010, 12:19 PM
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+1 (or, um, +0 also). Flat, then compensate for anything that needs compensating for.

If you're a good player, and have found the right for you equipment and learned how to use it, you may only need to compensate for the room. If not, you may be compensating for your playing, your amp, your cabinet, or any number of other things.

You may also be chasing a tone unachievable without EQ of some sort, which is fine too.
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Old 07-31-2010, 04:11 PM
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Oh, sorry, my bad. Forgot about that. I meant your home EQ's. I only have one amp and almost never gig, so I never change my EQ.
Oh. OK.

I only use my Tascam CD Bass Trainer at home...so my only setting is on or off.
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Mesa/Boogie D-180. Using input 2. Volume 2 at 4-5 and Master at 8-9 for overdrive. The D-180 has a Fender type tone stack ("flat" equals bass: 2, mids: 10, treble: 2), so keep that in mind for the next part.

Treble pulled out to target upper mids, at 4-6, depending on how much nasty I need. Bass pulled out to target really low frequencies, dialed back to 1. Mids at 10. Graphic EQ functioning mostly as a mid boost.

Here's the best picture I have:

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