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oldbluebassman

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Please can you tell me what the centre frequencies are for the Low-Mid and High-Mid controls on the Bongo?
 

backagain1

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Same Question only for a Stingray 5

Good question. Unfortunately, I don't have the answer. But it did bring to mind this question:

What are the frequencies for the Bass, Mid, and Treble controls for a Stingray 5?

Thanks,

backagain1
 

newtley

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From the EB FAQ page:
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Q: What is the frequency range of the 3 band EQ?

A: Our 3 band basses use a standard baxandall circuit centered appx. 500hz. Frequency slope is 6 db per octave. With bass control in max position, max output will occur at 40hz and drop at 6db per octave above 40hz. Maximum treble response drops at 6 db per octave at frequencies below appx.12 khz. Mid range is centered appx.500 hz. Control settings are interactive, therefore 6 db per octave slope only occurs when one control is in maximum position and the two remaining controls are set to minimum.
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Google "Baxandall Circuit" for even more fun!!
-Mike
 

newtley

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yabbutt.. someone else axed about the 3-band..dunno the answer to the bongo q. I do, however, know lots of other weird stuff. Some useful; some not.
 

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I would email customer service for that info. I have no idea, and the folks who know dont frequent the forums.
 

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Please inform the rest of us if and when you do find out, that'd be some good info (and if they have any insight as to whether or not it's a wide Q for the bass and treble and narrower Qs for the mids...)
 

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I would assume that the two mid controls on the bongo are something similar to a mid level and a mid freq control, so it's a variable control as opposed to a set frequency.


this would make sense to me given the ammount of tones available from just the 2 knob.

joel D.
 

Psychicpet

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Disquieter said:
I would assume that the two mid controls on the bongo are something similar to a mid level and a mid freq control, so it's a variable control as opposed to a set frequency.


this would make sense to me given the ammount of tones available from just the 2 knob.

joel D.

actually they are 2 seperately voiced fixed mid frequencies on the Bongo pre.
 

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As soon as I get the results I will answer your e-mail. The lead designer has many projects on his plate right now, and he will get to it as soon as possible.

Scott
 

oldbluebassman

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Just received an answer from Scott.

The center frequencies of the Bongo are:

Bass = 40 Hz
Low Mid = 400 Hz
High Mid = 2.5KHz
Treble = 6.3KHz
 

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Now You've gone and done it. Those were classified. I told you. Now they are going to have to terminate you. Don't go to sleep!
 
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