Onboard EQ/preamp, stacked bass/treble, stacked mid freq/level.
2 DIP switches let you choose 4 different frequencies for the treble knob
The BQC Control is only the EQ/preamp, you need separate volume(s) and/or balance pot(s).
Works with active or passive pickups.
http://www.bestbassgear.com/wiring-diagrams/BQCrJ_Control_Wiring_Diagram.pdf
Sounds great. Good condition, everything works and feels great. Knobs are plastic, so meh, but that's what it came with.
It can run on 9V - 27V, so TONS of headroom. I ran it on 18V for most of it's life in a Warwick Thumb 5 (passive pickups) with 2 9V batteries. I preferred it to the stock MEC preamp.
I recently tinkered a 24V supply with 12V A23 batteries (usually for garage door openers). They're smaller than 3 9V batteries, but don't last very long. I can include a 9V clip if you want. The top end has a little extra sparkle clarity with 24V.
65$ Shipped to your US or Canadian door. (USPS for States, CanadaPost for Canada, I live on the border)
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2 DIP switches let you choose 4 different frequencies for the treble knob
The BQC Control is only the EQ/preamp, you need separate volume(s) and/or balance pot(s).
Works with active or passive pickups.
http://www.bestbassgear.com/wiring-diagrams/BQCrJ_Control_Wiring_Diagram.pdf
Sounds great. Good condition, everything works and feels great. Knobs are plastic, so meh, but that's what it came with.
It can run on 9V - 27V, so TONS of headroom. I ran it on 18V for most of it's life in a Warwick Thumb 5 (passive pickups) with 2 9V batteries. I preferred it to the stock MEC preamp.
I recently tinkered a 24V supply with 12V A23 batteries (usually for garage door openers). They're smaller than 3 9V batteries, but don't last very long. I can include a 9V clip if you want. The top end has a little extra sparkle clarity with 24V.
65$ Shipped to your US or Canadian door. (USPS for States, CanadaPost for Canada, I live on the border)
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