this is probably a dumb question but...

[adube810]

how diffrent is the moog LPF to the Bass MuRF?

[niftydog]

In what sense? You'll get a better response if you post a more detailed question.

I mean, from one perspective they are completely different and should not even be compared. Yet someone else might see some valid similarities.

So, do you see some similarities and are wondering if you're on the right track or are you completely in the dark about both products?

[adube810]

i know about the LPF some...but im really not sure sure on what the MuRF does in terms of filtering the sound. also how is it secially made for bass? does it just have better bottom end?

[niftydog]

Originally Posted by moog website

The unique sound of the Bass MuRF begins in the filter section. Seven of it's 8 filters are resonant filters voiced at lower frequencies, and at the low end, we've added a 6 dB/octave shelving filter. With a cutoff frequency of 110 Hz., it adds extra response where bass players need it most.

Pretty much sums it up! Check out the description for the normal MuRF or download the bass MuRF manual to see what they do. I must admit, the moog website isn't the greatest around, but the info is there.

[JanusZarate]

Also, the Moog website has some really good clips of both on bass. Nothing beats hearing them in action.