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My go to is low range, up sweep, peak at noon, decay at noon, tone somewhere from noon down to 9 o'clock depending on the gig, and then I adjust the response knob for the bass I'm using until I get the right amount of action from the filter for what I'm doing. For my taste the response knob tends to end up pretty high. I like a fast-acting filter. When paired with my relatively low-to-mid output primary bass, it's commonly at 3 o'clock, and sometimes I have it fully cranked.Fav settings for the Proton?
Probably not. DifferentFav settings for the Proton?
I have a Micro Tron III and Groove Regulator and thus far prefer those over the Proton. I feel like I’m missing something.
Fav settings for the Proton?
I have a Micro Tron III and Groove Regulator and thus far prefer those over the Proton. I feel like I’m missing something.
Fav settings for the Proton?
I have a Micro Tron III and Groove Regulator and thus far prefer those over the Proton. I feel like I’m missing something.
Proton doesn’t even rank compared to GR1 and my fave GR2, or many other filters for my tastes & purposes.
Only category it wins is “smaller”, and I like the soft touch switch.
The Alpenglow proton has arrived yesterday. the stainless finish looks sweet…View attachment 5254762
The Alpenglow proton has arrived yesterday. the stainless finish looks sweet…View attachment 5254762
I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
Well, this is pretty interesting.