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GK MB Fusion 800
Traynor TC412
 
Here is my reason for the 31 band EQ. Most bass amps, in addition to having too few EQ points, have too high an EQ point on the low end, so there is typically no control over frequencies below 50-60Hz, if they even control anything near that low. I like having strong sub 100Hz content in my sound. That is not the region of mud or boominess if your cabs can handle it. Now if I'm playing a room and I love the tone my SM 9.2 is putting out, but the room has a nasty boom at (the typical) 125Hz, with my EQ I can pull out 125Hz and boost those frequencies around that and lose the boominess without it adversely affecting my tone much. Ideally a fully parametric EQ would do even better, but the 31 band was a VERY cheap solution.