DIP switch settings

[Allan Padmore]

That's why I did change from factory settings - a little too much mids for my taste. To each his own.

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Allan Padmore

That's why I did change from factory settings....

When you say "factory settings", are you talking about "Original (9V)" or "New (18V) settings?"

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Allan Padmore

That's why I did change from factory settings - a little too much mids for my taste. To each his own.

I agree: To each his own. As long as you are happy with the tone and it's cutting through the mix.

[Allan Padmore]

I changed from "new 18 vlt settings" and yes it cuts through the mix with warmth and lows! It sits in it own sonic space and I am happy!

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Allan Padmore

I changed from "new 18 vlt settings" and yes it cuts through the mix with warmth and lows! It sits in it own sonic space and I am happy!

What model Smith bass are you playing?

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Allan Padmore

I changed from "new 18 vlt settings" and yes it cuts through the mix with warmth and lows! It sits in it own sonic space and I am happy!

What woods are used in your Smith bass?

[Allan Padmore]

Better late than never LOL. My bsr5gn has maple core with walnut top and back, maple and bubinga neck I think with morado fret board. Best bass I have ever owned.

[Robert Bruins]

Hi, I've changed my dip settings to,.. now set the low to highest, midrange to lowest(normal) and did not change the high. I'm going to try this for a while and see what happens. I think the low is now more efficient...