EMG EMG-BTC ControlItem ID: EMGBTCActive Bass/Treble EQ for Electric Bass with Concentric Knobs, 12dB of Cut/Boost, Built-in Dip Switches, Two Additional Knobs, Output Jack, and Battery Clip Set
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From Our Research Team:Give Your Bass Guitar More Tonal Flexibility!The EMG EMG-BTC Control active bass and treble equalizer adds more tonal firepower to your favorite electric bass guitar! Using a stacked, or concentric, pot, the EMG-BTC Control packs both bass and treble controls into a very compact area. You get up to 12dB of cut and boost for bass and treble, and the controls are center dentented for fast return to normal settings. Two dip switches mounted on the control's PC board allow you to program high frequency response. There's also two addtional matching control knobs, an output jack, and a battery clip set included in the EMG-BTC Control.EMG EMG-BTC Control Active Bass Guitar Bass and Treble Equalizer Control Features:
The EMG EMG-BTC Control turns your bass into a versatlle tone machine!
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by Tom Bramhall from Huntsville Alabama
Does what it is supposed to do, as in active bass and treble, and as a bonus can be used with active or passive pickups. Insertion into the circuit gives you a buffered output and essentially an activ... read more [+]e bass. One could wire it with a switch so you could switch between active and passive mode so all does not die when the battery goes south. Their circuits are quiet and don't drain the battery outrageously. close [-]
October 13, 2010 Music Background: Tone and tech obsessed bassist
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