They pop up now and then and you can probably get one from Japan!
I've had super good luck with Xotic and Freedom Custom Guitar Research in getting things. They had what I needed!
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I've had super good luck with Xotic and Freedom Custom Guitar Research in getting things. They had what I needed!
Tbe Atelier Z/Days Corporation Mid Knight pedal has the same basic functionality and has been available for years (possibly decades). Not the cheapest pedal on the block though.
Link here
¥27,800 = $179 - Atelier Z Mid Knight Pedal
About the same as the EWS...I'll bet it sounds great!
About the same as the EWS...I'll bet it sounds great!
I keep thinking in Aussie dollars (~AUD 280) instead of US dollars. Apologies! The Mid Knight is actually quite competitive.
I agree with the view that 180-1000 Hz range is not sufficient for this kind of device.
The range around 1,5kHz is important for me.
Broughton RFE (which I use) goes to 2kHz.
EWS BMC2 goes to 2,5kHz.
nanoPara from Sine Effects goes to 5kHz.
microPara from Sine Effects can go to 6kHz
Units from EWS and Sine Effects feature volume control. nanoPara and microPara feature Q control.
www.broughtonaudio.com
sineeffect.com
sineeffect.com
The range around 1,5kHz is important for me.
Broughton RFE (which I use) goes to 2kHz.
EWS BMC2 goes to 2,5kHz.
nanoPara from Sine Effects goes to 5kHz.
microPara from Sine Effects can go to 6kHz
Units from EWS and Sine Effects feature volume control. nanoPara and microPara feature Q control.
Resonant Filter Equalizer
The Resonant Filter Equalizer creates unique tone control by combining a high pass filter, low pass filter, and middle equalizer. Both filters have their own resonance control, allowing a bump at the cutoff frequency, accentuating the effect of the filters. The semi-parametric middle eq includes...
www.broughtonaudio.com
nanoPara - 1-band parametric EQ
nanoPara is a tiny 1-band parametric EQ pedal for guitar and bass, measuring at just 5x5cm (2x2 inches). Frequency, Gain, Q and Volume controls, and true bypass.
sineeffect.com
microPara (μPara) 1-band parametric EQ
The microPara is a small, 1-band parametric EQ pedal for guitar and bass. This effect features several useful features for tone shaping and gain control.
sineeffect.com
Does anyone know the Q width of this pedal / the tone hammer line? I will say that the parametric mid on the TH sounds very nice and is very useful.
For those who don't listen to the promotional video or read the thread....
180Hz - 1KHz with +/- 17db
180Hz - 1KHz with +/- 17db
I think the Sine effects nanoPara is the way to go. I have one of his other filters and the quality is great. The nanoPar is cheaper, has a 50Hz-5kHz frequency range, gain and Q controls, and is the smallest pedal I’ve ever seen. I just ordered one, I’ll report back.
sineeffect.com
nanoPara - 1-band parametric EQ
nanoPara is a tiny 1-band parametric EQ pedal for guitar and bass, measuring at just 5x5cm (2x2 inches). Frequency, Gain, Q and Volume controls, and true bypass.
sineeffect.com
I got it just to boost some little mids on a specific situation.
But you got a point.
I recently acquired this pedal. In my metal band I swapped basses from a P bass to a Ric copy - the latter not having the P style elbows in the mids that push it forward. When I tried around with different settings on my pedalboard to make the bass sit well in the mix, I discovered that turning up the mids on my Tonehammer head did the trick perfectly. I don't play that head every time, so I wanted exactly that sound from my pedalboard.
Looking around, I quickly found the Aguilar pedal and instantly bought it. It does exactly what I wanted and I'm beyond happy with it.
My only criticism: The knobs move too easily.
Looking around, I quickly found the Aguilar pedal and instantly bought it. It does exactly what I wanted and I'm beyond happy with it.
My only criticism: The knobs move too easily.
There's also the JHS HAUNTING MIDSI agree with the view that 180-1000 Hz range is not sufficient for this kind of device.
The range around 1,5kHz is important for me.
Broughton RFE (which I use) goes to 2kHz.
EWS BMC2 goes to 2,5kHz.
nanoPara from Sine Effects goes to 5kHz.
microPara from Sine Effects can go to 6kHz
Units from EWS and Sine Effects feature volume control. nanoPara and microPara feature Q control.
Resonant Filter Equalizer
The Resonant Filter Equalizer creates unique tone control by combining a high pass filter, low pass filter, and middle equalizer. Both filters have their own resonance control, allowing a bump at the cutoff frequency, accentuating the effect of the filters. The semi-parametric middle eq includes...nanoPara - 1-band parametric EQ
nanoPara is a tiny 1-band parametric EQ pedal for guitar and bass, measuring at just 5x5cm (2x2 inches). Frequency, Gain, Q and Volume controls, and true bypass.microPara (μPara) 1-band parametric EQ
The microPara is a small, 1-band parametric EQ pedal for guitar and bass. This effect features several useful features for tone shaping and gain control.
400Hz to 7.5kHz, +/- 15dB boost or cut
and the Q is switchable (LO-gentle broad, HI-peaking tight)
