Hello -
In terms of basic EQ for an IBeam passive, I've found that it's necessary to relatively severely cut the mids, cut the lows a bit, and boost the highs. \
I've used the following preamps with it, and all require this to some extent:
- Baggs PADI - less of a cut required than with others - does this have a preset mid-cut? If so, can you tell me what frequencies and what is attenuated?
- Raven PMB-1 - severe mid cut, some low cut, and treble boost.
- Pendulum SPS - pretty severe mid cut and low cut and treble boost
- Rane AP-13 - low cut at a bit below 80, mid cut at the 630 band and a little cut at 250 and 1.6k
Is this 'normal' for an iBeam? I've moved it around and it's much improved, but the frequency cuts make me wonder whether or not I've got it placed well, or if I could do better still....
Thanks
mh
In terms of basic EQ for an IBeam passive, I've found that it's necessary to relatively severely cut the mids, cut the lows a bit, and boost the highs. \
I've used the following preamps with it, and all require this to some extent:
- Baggs PADI - less of a cut required than with others - does this have a preset mid-cut? If so, can you tell me what frequencies and what is attenuated?
- Raven PMB-1 - severe mid cut, some low cut, and treble boost.
- Pendulum SPS - pretty severe mid cut and low cut and treble boost
- Rane AP-13 - low cut at a bit below 80, mid cut at the 630 band and a little cut at 250 and 1.6k
Is this 'normal' for an iBeam? I've moved it around and it's much improved, but the frequency cuts make me wonder whether or not I've got it placed well, or if I could do better still....
Thanks
mh
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