Mid Boost for fatter Sounds

Thanks Don. I used that with my clean JTM30 profile. I replaced a 5db boost with this (also at 5db) in the D stomp. Gives it a bit more meat.

I,m guessing it,ll work well w Strats, when playing Clapton style, as it seems like a mild version of his sig. Git.

Just tried it on a high gain lead patch. The effect is subtle but nice

thank you, this is what I was missing in many of my marshallrigs. played my old LP standard through my qsc k10 for 2 hours now...this one stays locked

Thanks for posting - one of my strats has a Clapton boost in it, but the other two don't. But, now they can, without solder

Quote from DonPetersen

here's a neat setting to give profiles a nice, fat boost:

Studio EQ
- Gain +6dB
- Freq 500Hz
- 0,919Q
- Volume +2,5

Hi'

I'm not quite sure how to do this:

When I look at the Studio Equalizer I see many settings (4 pages):

Low Gain, Low Freq, High Gain, High Freq, Mid1 Gain, Mid1 Freq, Mid1 Q-factor, Mid2 Gain, Mid2 Freq, Mid2 Q-factor, mix, ducking, volume

If I set Low Gain = 0, High Gain = 0, Mid1 Gain = 6db, Mid1 Freq = 500Hz, Mid1 Q = 0,919, Mid2 Gain = 0, Volume = +2,5

Would that be correct ?

/Henrik

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Hi'

I'm not quite sure how to do this:

When I look at the Studio Equalizer I see many settings (4 pages):

Low Gain, Low Freq, High Gain, High Freq, Mid1 Gain, Mid1 Freq, Mid1 Q-factor, Mid2 Gain, Mid2 Freq, Mid2 Q-factor, mix, ducking, volume

If I set Low Gain = 0, High Gain = 0, Mid1 Gain = 6db, Mid1 Freq = 500Hz, Mid1 Q = 0,919, Mid2 Gain = 0, Volume = +2,5

Would that be correct ?

/Henrik

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Yes, I think that's what Don dialed in.

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Yes, I think that's what Don dialed in.

Thanks

Quote from benvdd

Just tried it on a high gain lead patch. The effect is subtle but nice

yup. sounds great on my hot rodded start.

One of my favorit eq setting if the guitars tone it,s a little bit weak.
It,s working on almost every gear.
Good job DonPetersen.

Cool, thanks, will try it out